[glyphs] "papyrus with the letter â drawn through it."

_Pron._ qemâ. 152

[glyphs] "papyrus on the letter r."

_Pron._ res. 84

[glyphs] "leaf."

_Pron._ Letter a. 27 28 38 49 51 59 62 62 63 65 66 69 72 87 88 89 90 94 95

95 96 96 96 97 97 97 97 97 98 98 98 99 101 102 102 106 111 111 115 116 122

124 128 132 132 136 137 138 144 149

[glyphs] "two leaves."

_Pron._ Letter î. 39 56 57 58 60 62 65 86 89 90 91 91 97 102 106 106 106

111 116 116 117 117 120 121 122 122 122 122 124 129 131 140 142 147 147

[glyphs] "leaf walking."

_Pron._ îu or aî. 132

[glyphs] "basin of water full of lotus."

_Pron._ Letter sh. 107 113 116 124 126

[glyphs] "bunch of lotus flowers."

_Pron._ hun, 119 129 as.

_Det._ of plant, flower.

{164}[glyphs] "a lotus plant."

_Pron._ meh, 90 152 152 ateh, kheb.

_Det._ of reed, water-plant. 139

[glyphs] "a papyrus plant."

_Pron._ res, 152 ha. 121

[glyphs] "lotus blossom."

_Pron._ ûz. 152

[glyphs] "lotus blossom with snake (z)."

_Pron._ ûz. 131

[glyphs] "papyrus blossom."

_Pron._ unknown. 152 In the combination [glyphs] the pronunciation is

*taui.

[glyphs] "lotus flower."

_Pron._ kha, 113 *kh.

[glyphs] "a bud."

_Pron._ *r. 102 102 122 122 136

[glyphs] "reed with two spikes."

_Pron._ ut. 148

[glyphs] "reed."

_Pron._ hez, 132 *het.

[glyphs] "part of a reed."

_Pron._ ut. 60

[glyphs] "bundle of reeds."

_Pron._ mes. 31 36 37 49 49 49 49 56 56 58 59 60 61 62 62 63 64 64 64 65 65

66 66 67 67 67 68 68 69 69 69 69 70 70 71 71 106 115 144 144 150 150 151

151

[glyphs] "pod of the acacia fruit,"

_Pron._ nezem, 136 nem.

_Det._ of sweetness, pleasure.

XIII. FIGURES OF HEAVEN, EARTH, AND WATER.

[glyphs] "heaven with the horizon on two sides."

_Pron._ pet, 56 56 56 58 59 60 62 63 65 66 67 68 68 70 her, khî, *p, *men.

_Det._ of heaven, covering, height, superiority.

[glyphs] "disk of the sun."

_Pron._ râ, 27 27 31 36 36 37 37 37 38 38 38 46 47 48 48 48 49 50 50 50 52

53 53 54 55 55 56 56 57 58 58 59 59 60 60 61 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 64 64 64

64 64 64 64 64 65 65 65 65 65 65 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 67 67 67 67 67 67

67 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 69 69 69 69 69 69 69 69 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 71 71

71 71 72 72 72 82 87 94 95 95 96 96 96 96 96 96 97 97 97 97 98 99 99 106

106 106 107 107 111 122 122 127 135 136 136 138 138 138 140 140 141 141 142

143 143 144 144 144 144 144 144 147 147 150 150 150 150 150 151 151 151 151

152 152 *r.

_Det._ of sun, sun-god, light, time. 27 27 56 62 89 97 101

[glyphs] "disk of the sun with the cobra around it."

_Pron._ râ, 39 102 117 122 *r.

[glyphs] "disk of the sun with rays."

_Pron._ khu, am, *per, 142 *kh.

_Det._ of splendor, radiance. 62

[glyphs] "disk of the sun with two cobras around it."

_Pron._ *nuter. 39 102 117 122

[glyphs] "winged disk of the sun."

{165}_Pron._ hud. 87

[glyphs] "half of the sun with halo."

_Pron._ khâ, 39 48 50 53 55 56 59 64 102 117 117 117 122 122 122 127 136

150 150 151 151 *kh, *sh.

[glyphs] "moon."

_Pron._ ab, *a. 116

_Det._ of the moon in all its phases.

[glyphs] "star."

_Pron._ seb, dûa, 65 97 khabes, *s, *z.

_Det._ of star, constellation, god.

[glyphs] "land with clods of earth beneath."

_Pron._ ta, 39 47 48 49 49 50 52 54 57 58 60 60 61 65 90 102 106 117 142

142 in the dual taui, 39 39 47 47 48 48 50 50 51 51 52 52 53 53 54 54 55 55

62 62 62 62 64 64 65 65 65 65 66 66 67 67 67 67 68 68 69 69 70 70 98 98 102

102 136 136 152 152 *t. 102 102 102

[glyphs] "land with a line and a piece of rock beneath."

_Pron._ ta, 70 *t.

[glyphs] same as preceding with three clods of earth added.

_Pron._ ta, 84 88 88 90 90 115 116 116 117 *t.

[glyphs] same as preceding, doubled.

_Pron._ taui. 112 117 122

[glyphs] "earth with valleys and mountains."

_Pron._ either men 60 66 70 or set (doubtful).

_Det._ of country, land, place, people. 28 86 89 90 97 97 97 97 100 103 119

119 127 128 133 137 145

[glyphs] "earth with a stick to which prisoners were tied."

_Det._ of foreign country or nation. 132 137 138 144

[glyphs] "valley."

_Pron._ du, 88 88 88 *men, *â, *h.

_Det._ of mountain, mountainous region. 151

[glyphs] "sun rising over a valley."

_Pron._ khu, 55 55 62 89 generally in the dual khuti. 30 122

[glyphs] "land intersected by canals."

_Pron._ hesp, 137 sep, *n.

_Det._ of province, field, vineyard.

[glyphs] "piece of rock."

_Pron._ hu, *h.

_Det._ of land, earth. 84 90 117

[glyphs] "parcel of land (?)."

_Pron._ Letter m. 30 62 64 65 67 70 89 103 116 117 119 122 124 142

[glyphs] "block of granite."

_Pron._ aner, an, *men.

_Det._ of stone, rock. 88 88

[glyphs] "clod of earth."

_Det._ of earth, metal, sand, frankincense, flour. 58 58 58

[glyphs] "basin of water."

_Pron._ mer, 37 38 39 62 63 64 64 65 65 66 66 67 67 68 68 69 69 70 70 72 94

102 106 136 138 142 144 144 aa, *m.

_Det._ of water, fluid, lake, river, ocean, irrigation, inundation. 131 137

[glyphs] "basin of water with the symbol of water in it."

_Pron._ mer, 90 aa, *m.

_Det._ of water, fluid, lake, river, ocean, irrigation, inundation. 91 131

137

[glyphs] "basin of water."

_Pron._ Letter sh. 60 65 90 116 116 124 127 137

[glyphs] "a portion of land or sky."

_Pron._ khu, generally in the dual [glyphs] khuti. 30 49 49 55 55 58 60 144

144

[glyphs] "pond full of water."

_Pron._ him, 112 ba, peh.

{166}[glyphs] "undulating surface of water."

_Pron._ Letter n, 21 21 21 24 27 27 27 28 31 37 38 38 38 48 48 48 48 53 56

56 56 56 56 56 56 57 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 59 60 60 62 62 62 62 64 64 64 64

64 65 65 66 66 66 67 67 67 68 68 68 69 69 69 70 70 71 71 72 72 72 86 86 87

87 87 88 88 88 88 89 89 89 89 90 92 94 94 94 95 95 95 96 96 96 96 97 97 97

97 97 97 97 98 98 99 99 100 101 101 103 115 116 116 116 116 119 119 120 120

120 122 122 122 122 124 128 129 132 132 132 133 133 136 136 136 136 137 138

138 138 138 138 139 142 142 144 144 145 147 148 149 149 150 150 152 *mu.

[glyphs] same as preceding, repeated three times.

_Pron._ mu, 144 *m.

_Det._ of water, fluid, ablution, purification. 53 55 87 90 119 133 137 137

XIV. FIGURES OF BUILDINGS.

[glyphs] "plan of a village with streets on a hill."

_Pron._ nen, nu. 87

_Det._ of city, town, island, country. 24 24 31 36 51 51 52 53 56 58 61 66

69 69 70 84 86 86 86 86 86 86 87 87 87 87 87 87 88 88 88 88 88 88 89 89 89

90 90 90 90 90 91 91 92 92 92 92 92 92 97 101 102 103 105 105 114 114 115

115 116 116 116 117 117 117 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 119 119 120 120 120

120 123 128 129 132 132 133 136 139 144 145 147 148 149 149 149 149 149 150

151 152 152 152 152 152 152

[glyphs] "plan of a house."

_Pron._ per, 21 53 59 64 67 69 89 92 92 92 105 105 139 140 140 140 pu, 129

*p.

_Det._ of place. 51 53 55 55 62 89 92 102 115 123

[glyphs] "wall."

_Pron._ Letter h. 48 60 65 116 124 133 144

[glyphs] "plan of a house."

_Pron._ mer. 118

[glyphs] "plan of a house."

_Pron._ ha or ha·t, 21 51 53 92 102 103 115 123 *h, *kh.

[glyphs] same as preceding with the sign â and the feminine ending t in it.

_Pron._ ha·t-â. 56

[glyphs] "hawk in a house."

_Pron._ ha·t-her. 88 123

_Det._ of the goddess Hathor.

[glyphs] "plan of a fortification."

_Pron._ anb. 132

_Det._ of wall, fortification.

[glyphs] "corner of a house."

_Pron._ neh, qen.

_Det._ of corner, protection. 119

[glyphs] "tomb with four feathers, the symbols of truth."

_Pron._ mer. 118

[glyphs] "pyramid."

_Pron._ abmer.

_Det._ of pyramid, tomb. 90 132 143

[glyphs] "pyramidion."

_Pron._ benben.

_Det._ of heap, pyramidion. 58

{167}[glyphs] "obelisk."

_Pron._ tekhen, 58 58 men, *t.

_Det._ of obelisk, monument. 5 21 21

[glyphs] "stelé, slab."

_Det._ of stelé, monument. 148

[glyphs] "room of a temple with images."

_Pron._ sed, 58 afd.

[glyphs] "room of temple with images on top of the sign heb."

_Pron._ heb. 65 69

[glyphs] "room of a temple with a lotus blossom on top of the sign heb."

_Pron._ heb. 58 69 136

[glyphs] "bolt of a door."

_Pron._ Letter s, 31 39 39 48 49 56 56 56 58 60 60 61 62 62 69 69 87 89 92

94 94 94 94 94 94 97 102 102 103 106 106 111 111 111 114 115 116 117 120

121 122 122 122 124 142 144 144 145 147 150 151 152 ses.

[glyphs] "temple ornament on a scaffold."

_Pron._ khem. 89 139

[glyphs] "men climbing on poles."

_Det._ of an Egyptian festival. 89

[glyphs] "pylon of a temple."

_Pron._ an, 36 51 51 52 53 56 58 69 87 88 91 96 116 120 120 123 143 144 a.

XV. FIGURES OF SHIPS AND THEIR PARTS.

[glyphs] "rigging of a ship."

_Pron._ shep, 64 khep.

[glyphs] "boat."

_Det._ of boat, sacred barge of deities. 131 146

[glyphs] "mast (?)."

_Pron._ âhâ, 58 *h, âb.

XVI. FIGURES OF HOUSE FURNITURE.

[glyphs] "seat, chair."

_Pron._ as or us, 39 92 102 105 126 138 142 s, men, tem.

[glyphs] "back of a chair."

_Pron._ Letter s. 24 31 36 37 49 49 56 56 58 59 59 60 62 62 63 64 64 64 65

65 66 66 67 67 67 68 68 69 69 69 69 69 70 70 71 71 86 94 94 (reading from

right to left) 101 106 106 106 114 114 114 115 116 117 122 122 124 136 137

141 142 144 146 146 148 151 152

[glyphs] "top of a table with offerings."

_Pron._ hotep. 27 96 96 96 104

[glyphs] "stool."

_Pron._ kher, 97 *kh.

[glyphs] "bed."

_Pron._ aa, 86 135 *a.

_Det._ of coffin, cemetery, embalming.

[glyphs] "leg of a table (?)."

{168}_Pron._ deb, 87 118 zeb.

[glyphs] "post of a house (?)."

_Pron._ qed, 127 sat.

[glyphs] "floor (?)."

_Pron._ maâ, 142 *m.

XVII. FIGURES OF TEMPLE FURNITURE.

[glyphs] "flag in front of the temple."

_Pron._ nuter, 31 31 31 47 49 50 51 52 53 54 57 57 62 62 62 65 65 67 67 67

71 71 96 96 97 98 142 reading from right to left. 71 71 142

_Det._ of god. 102 115 150

[glyphs] "nilometer."

_Pron._ ded, 53 57 92 137 psed, *d.

[glyphs] "column of a temple."

_Pron._ sen, 97 112 *s.

[glyphs] "altar."

_Pron._ ab. 88

[glyphs] "altar with the symbol of truth on top of it."

_Pron._ men, amen, 97 set.

XVIII. FIGURES OF CROWNS AND INSIGNIA.

[glyphs] "royal head-dress."

_Pron._ Letter *k. 106 106

[glyphs] "royal head-dress with the cobra."

_Pron._ suten.

_Det._ of the royal hood. 46 117

[glyphs] "royal helmet."

_Pron._ kheperesh. 117

[glyphs] "white crown of Upper Egypt."

_Pron._ hez, 31 60 114 136 *nefer, *n.

_Det._ of crown. 64

[glyphs] same as preceding with the sign for "country" below it.

_Pron._ hez. 152

[glyphs] "red crown of Lower Egypt."

_Pron._ Letter n. 63 64 70 116 116 121 124 desher, 31 114 136 net.

[glyphs] same as preceding with the sign for "country" below it.

_Pron._ desher. 152

[glyphs] "the white and red crowns of Egypt combined into one."

_Pron._ sekhet, sekhent. 31 114 114

[glyphs] "loop of a crown."

_Pron._ Letter u. 27 27 39 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 106 111 111 116

117 117 117 121 122 122 122 124 136 136 139 146 151

[glyphs] "necklace."

_Pron._ usekh. 61

[glyphs] "two royal whips in a receptacle."

_Pron._ dem. 60 70

{169}[glyphs] "cross with a handle."

_Pron._ ânkh. 29 29 39 46 46 47 48 49 50 51 51 52 53 53 54 55 55 57 61 63

63 65 67 69 70 71 71 99 101 102 106 137 140 142 142

[glyphs] "wand, staff."

_Pron._ kherp. 38 72 138

[glyphs] "wand, sceptre."

_Pron._ sekhem. 142

[glyphs] "wand, sceptre."

_Pron._ sekhem. 146

[glyphs] "crosier."

_Pron._ heq. 39 49 51 51 52 60 60 60 96 96 96 106 112 112 144

[glyphs] "Zâm-sceptre."

_Pron._ us, 46 46 53 57 58 153 sem.

[glyphs] same as preceding with the feather, the symbol of truth.

_Pron._ us. 48 48 49 50 53 55 56 59 87 96 96 149

[glyphs] "sceptre with the head of a jackal."

_Pron._ us, user, 37 62 62 64 64 64 65 65 66 66 67 67 68 68 68 69 69 70 70

71 71 98 144 144 152 153 *hâ.

[glyphs] "royal banner shield."

Around the _fixed_ titles of the kings. 56 58 59 60 62 63 65 66 67 68 68 70

102

XIX. FIGURES OF IMPLEMENTS OF WAR.

[glyphs] "post to which prisoners were tied."

_Pron._ âm, zâ, am, qem, neh, qa, ga, gem, *â.

_Det._ of foreigner, country, action. 56 89 120 126 150

[glyphs] "mace."

_Pron._ tep. 58

[glyphs] "mace."

_Pron._ kha, 27 56 64 88 *kh.

[glyphs] "cover of a quiver."

_Pron._ sa, 38 72 111 138 s.

[glyphs] "spear, javelin."

_Pron._ âa or â, 49 51 53 53 57 64 68 96 99 140 140 149 150 150 *â.

[glyphs] "knife."

_Pron._ qed, 91 144 sat.

XX. FIGURES OF TOOLS AND UTENSILS.

[glyphs] "fork."

_Pron._ Letter *m, 106 khen.

[glyphs] "hoe on earth."

_Pron._ sotep, 37 38 62 62 64 64 65 65 66 66 67 67 68 68 69 69 70 70 72 94

98 136 136 138 142 144 reading from right to left 71 71 ânp.

[glyphs] "sickle."

_Pron._ ma, 31 31 48 56 maâ. 98

[glyphs] "sleigh."

{170}_Pron._ tum. 27 27 51 51 51 53 56 57 90 102 133 151

[glyphs] "sickle with the sign maâ."

_Pron._ maâ. 95 99 130

[glyphs] "plough, hoe."

_Pron._ mer. 5 31 57 58 58 60 60 62 62 65 67 68 71 71 90 90 91 98 115 130

131 133 136 147 *ma, *m.

[glyphs] "bag."

_Pron._ Letter th. 87 106 115 116 120 124 132

[glyphs] "bag on land."

_Pron._ Letter z (really pronounced like our j). 113 116 124

[glyphs] "cover of a box (?)."

_Pron._ hep. 97 100

[glyphs] "spit."

_Pron._ uâ. 64 96 97

[glyphs] unknown utensil.

_Pron._ [ab], 143 sekhmer.

[glyphs] unknown utensil.

_Pron._ âb. 24 86 119

[glyphs] "mallet."

_Pron._ menkh. 59 66

[glyphs] "cloth wrung out."

_Pron._ nub.

_Det._ of gold, gold-metal. 58

[glyphs] same as preceding with the sign us.

_Pron._ usem (some pronounce it only sem). 119

[glyphs] "the sign nub with a leg written through it."

_Pron._ nub. 86 129

XXI. FIGURES OF CORDAGE.

[glyphs] "cord and line."

_Pron._ set, 97 as, as.

[glyphs] "cord with a cloth attached to it."

_Pron._ âu. 151

[glyphs] "loop."

_Pron._ qeb, 88 114 qes, ser, shes, *q, *g, *s.

[glyphs] "twisted cord."

_Pron._ ârq, sekhî.

_Det._ of writing, reading, book, tying, closing. 116

[glyphs] "twisted cord."

_Pron._ meh. 90 90

[glyphs] "two cords."

_Pron._ net, 136 *n.

[glyphs] "two cords."

_Pron._ âd. 131

[glyphs] "loop."

_Pron._ Letter û. 38 39 72 112 112 116 124 138 142

[glyphs] "loop with a knot."

_Pron._ rud. 98

[glyphs] "twisted cord."

_Pron._ Letter h. 27 39 56 56 56 60 62 65 69 90 97 97 100 102 113 115 116

119 124 129 137 142 142 142 142 142 147 150

[glyphs] "twisted cord with knot."

{171}_Pron._ sek. 146

[glyphs] "twisted cord with a large loop on top."

_Pron._ ûah. 56 56

[glyphs] "cord with two knots."

_Pron._ Letter th. 65 89 97 103 106 116 120 124 133 137 139 141 142 145 150

[glyphs] same as preceding on legs.

_Pron._ thet, 31 *t.

[glyphs] "round loop with two knots."

_Pron._ ut, 137 zet, heseb, *â.

_Det._ of counting, covering, embalming, sickness, opposition. 119

XXII. FIGURES OF VESSELS.

[glyphs] "jar of incense."

_Pron._ bes, 92 105 146 *b.

_Det._ of oil, wax, incense.

[glyphs] "jar of water."

_Pron._ qebeh. 53 55 97 152 152

[glyphs] "jar."

_Pron._ hen, 31 48 *h.

[glyphs] "pitcher."

_Pron._ khnum, 87 104 122 128 nem.

[glyphs] "two vases."

_Det._ of fluid, scent. 49 51

[glyphs] "vase."

_Pron._ Letter n, 27 36 51 51 52 53 56 58 58 58 58 69 86 87 87 91 106 114

116 117 117 119 120 122 122 123 124 128 136 136 145 nu, nen, men, khen.

[glyphs] "vase on legs."

_Pron._ an, 99 nen, *n.

[glyphs] "vase with handles."

_Pron._ ab. 5 48 88 136 141

_Det._ of heart, centre, valor. 60 122

[glyphs] "jar (?)."

_Pron._ ma or ma. 56 57 62 64 65 66 66 68 69 69 70 150

[glyphs] "vessel with flat bottom."

_Pron._ âu, âb, hen, usekh, *â, *u. 136

_Det._ of size, victuals, offering. 60

[glyphs] "censer with a flame and grains of incense."

_Pron._ *ba, *b. 111

[glyphs] "drinking cup."

_Pron._ ta. 60 128

[glyphs] "basket, satchel."

_Pron._ Letter g. 31 31 94 102 102 102 106 116 117 124 136

[glyphs] "basin."

_Pron._ neb, 31 39 39 39 47 48 49 49 49 50 51 51 51 51 51 52 53 53 53 54 54

55 55 56 57 58 60 61 62 64 64 65 65 66 67 68 69 69 69 70 70 70 92 96 98 102

102 112 112 117 117 121 121 122 122 136 136 in connection with the cobra

and the vulture, 56 56 66 66 70 70 117 117 153 *n.

[glyphs] "basin with a handle."

_Pron._ Letter k. 31 38 48 66 70 72 89 94 102 106 107 107 111 113 114 114

116 117 119 122 122 124 132 137 138 138 141 142 146 146

[glyphs] "box."

_Pron._ Letter p. 39 39 48 49 51 62 64 65 65 86 88 90 94 97 99 99 100 100

102 104 112 112 114 115 116 124 137 139 140 141 142 142 142 142 142 142 147

{172}XXIII. Figures of Temple Offerings.

[glyphs] "loaf of bread."

_Pron._ ta.

_Det._ of bread, nourishment, quantity. 69

[glyphs] "sacrificial loaf."

_Pron._ pau·t. 57

[glyphs] "sacrificial loaf."

_Pron._ sep. 58

[glyphs] "sacrificial loaf."

_Pron._ Letter kh. 21 54 56 56 59 60 60 63 64 65 66 70 97 114 116 117 122

124 128 128 146 146

[glyphs] "loaf of bread shaped like a pyramid."

_Pron._ du, 31 47 48 48 49 49 50 51 51 52 53 53 53 54 55 55 55 57 61 63 65

67 69 70 *d, 94 *th.

XXIV. FIGURES OF INSTRUMENTS FOR WRITING, ETC.

[glyphs] "brush, inkstand, and pallet."

_Pron._ ân, nâ, sekhî. 116

[glyphs] "papyrus roll with a string tied around it."

_Pron._ âsh.

_Det._ of book, writing, plan, drawing, any abstract idea. 48 60 61 62 65

65 67 70

[glyphs] "sistrum."

_Pron._ sekhem. 99

[glyphs] "guitar."

_Pron._ nefer. 47 49 50 52 53 54 56 58 60 61 71 71 71 71 90 96 97 98 132

141 150 151

[glyphs] "chess-board with chess-men."

_Pron._ men. 28 36 38 47 48 48 49 50 50 52 53 54 55 56 58 58 59 59 60 66 72

82 87 87 87 90 95 95 96 96 96 97 97 98 98 98 120 122 132 132 132 133 135

138 140 144 147 149 151 151

XXV. FIGURES OF LINES, ETC.

[glyphs] "one line."

_Pron._ a (as first person singular masculine or feminine personal

pronoun).

Sign of the singular. 27 27 31 48 48 59 60 60 62 63 64 64 64 65 65 66 66 66

67 67 67 68 68 69 69 69 70 70 70 70 84 87 88 89 89 92 92 92 97 97 97 105

105 107 114 119 129 129 136 137 139 143 149 149 149 151

[glyphs] "two lines."

_Pron._ i, 62 65 ui.

Sign of the dual.

[glyphs] "three lines."

_Pron._ u and sign of the plural. 39 49 57 58 60 60 60 61 64 64 64 65 65 66

68 68 70 88 96 97 102 150 151 151 151

[glyphs] same as preceding.

_Pron._ u and sign of the plural. 31 48 60 60 69 97 137

[glyphs] same as preceding.

_Pron._ u and sign of the plural. 69 96 121 122

{173}[glyphs] same as preceding.

_Pron._ u and sign of the plural. 106

[glyphs] same as preceding.

_Pron._ u and sign of the plural. 56

[glyphs] "two slanting lines."

_Pron._ Letter i. 87 88 89 102 106 115 116 119 120 120 121 122 124 136 139

150 150 150

[glyphs] "two lines crossing each other."

_Pron._ ûr, su, u, sesh.

_Det._ of crossing, mixing, increasing. 99

[glyphs] "semicircle."

_Pron._ Letter t. 21 21 24 24 27 27 31 31 31 39 39 39 39 39 39 47 48 48 49

50 51 51 51 51 51 52 53 53 53 54 54 55 55 56 56 56 56 56 56 56 57 57 57 58

58 58 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 61 61 62 62 62 64 64 64 65 65 65 65 66 66 66

67 68 68 69 70 70 70 70 84 86 86 86 86 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 88 88 88 88

88 89 89 89 89 90 90 90 90 90 90 91 91 92 92 92 92 92 92 92 94 94 94 95 95

97 98 99 99 100 100 101 101 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 104

105 105 106 106 106 111 112 112 112 112 112 112 114 114 114 115 115 115 115

116 116 116 116 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 118 118 118 118 118 118 118

119 119 119 119 120 120 120 121 122 122 122 122 122 122 122 123 124 126 128

129 130 131 132 132 133 133 136 136 136 136 137 139 139 142 142 142 142 142

142 142 144 144 145 146 146 146 147 147 148 149 149 149 149 149 149 150 150

150 151 151 152 152

[glyphs] pronounced ti (or possibly tet). 28 56 89 90 97 97 97 103 119 146

In the combination [glyphs] suten-kaut (pronunciation doubtful!). 36 37 38

52 53 54 56 58 59 60 62 63 65 66 67 68 68 70 72 84 94 95 96 96 96 97 99 106

106 107 107 111 122 127 128 132 135 136 138 140 141 142 144 144 147 150 150

151 151 152 152

[glyphs] "cartouche or royal seal containing the name of a king or a

queen."

Around royal names. 36 36 37 37 38 38 39 39 39 47 48 49 49 49 49 49 50 50

52 53 54 55 56 56 58 58 59 60 60 61 62 62 62 63 64 64 64 64 65 65 65 65 66

66 66 66 67 67 67 67 68 68 68 68 69 69 69 69 70 70 70 70 71 71 71 71 72 72

82 87 94 94 95 95 96 96 96 96 96 96 97 97 98 98 99 99 102 102 106 106 106

106 107 107 107 107 111 111 112 112 117 117 121 122 122 122 122 127 128 132

132 135 136 136 136 136 138 138 140 140 141 141 142 142 144 144 144 144 147

147 150 150 150 150 151 151 151 151 152 152

[glyphs] "cartouche or royal seal."

_Pron._ ren. 107

_Det._ of name, circle, inkstand.

[glyphs] "right angle with two quarter circles."

_Pron._ ap. 88

[glyphs] Sign of a _lacuna_ or a gap in the text. 58 59 66 67 68

{174}A GLOSSARY

OF THE EGYPTIAN WORDS OCCURRING ON THE NEW YORK OBELISK.

The words in this Glossary are arranged according to the Hieroglyphic

alphabet as follows:

[glyphs] a | [glyphs] b | [glyphs] l | [glyphs] k

| | |

[glyphs] a | [glyphs] p | [glyphs] h | [glyphs] g

| | |

[glyphs] a | [glyphs] f | [glyphs] h | [glyphs] t

| | |

[glyphs] i | [glyphs] m | [glyphs] kh | [glyphs] th

| | |

[glyphs] i | [glyphs] m | [glyphs] s | [glyphs] th

| | |

[glyphs] u | [glyphs] n | [glyphs] s | [glyphs] d

| | |

[glyphs] u | [glyphs] n | [glyphs] sh | [glyphs] z

| | |

[glyphs] u | [glyphs] n | [glyphs] sh | [glyphs] z

| | |

| [glyphs] r | [glyphs] q |

As there was no fixed orthography among the ancient Egyptians the same word

is frequently spelled in many different ways. This will be noticed in the

following pages.--The plural of nouns or adjectives was formed by adding

three lines ([glyphs]) to the word or by repeating the Hieroglyphic sign of

the word three times.--The dual was formed by adding two lines ([glyphs])

or by repeating the sign twice.--The dot before the t (·T) denotes that the

t is the feminine ending, which was pronounced by the ancient Egyptians

only slightly or, probably, not at all.

{175}_Abbreviations_: E stands for East Face of the Obelisk; W for the West

Face; N for the North Face; S for the South Face. PYR. stands for

Pyramidion. EAST, WEST, NORTH, SOUTH denote the vertical columns of the

Obelisk on that particular side of its face. CENT. denotes the central

column. The small numerals refer to the pages of the book.

[glyphs] A

[glyphs] AM. Prep. "_in._" Adv. "_there, where_." W CENT. ^{59}

[glyphs] AMEN-MER-RÂ-MESES-SU. Second cartouche or the family name of

Ramses II., "_beloved of Amen, the Sun, begetting himself_". E NORTH ^{62

63} SOUTH ^{64 64} S EAST ^{65 65} WEST ^{66 66} W SOUTH ^{68 68} NORTH

^{67 67} N WEST ^{70 70} EAST ^{69 69}

[glyphs] AMEN-MER-RÂ-MESES-SU. Same as preceding. BASE OF E ^{71 71} S ^{71

71} W ^{71 71} N ^{71 71}

[glyphs] AMEN-MER-ÛSARKEN. Second cartouche or the family name of Osarkon

I., "_beloved of Amen, Osarkon_". SMALL SIDE INSCRIPTIONS E ^{72 72} S ^{72

72} W ^{72 72} N ^{72 72}

[glyphs] AN. "_Heliopolis._" E CENT. ^{56} S CENT. ^{58} N EAST ^{69} PYR.

WEST ^{52 53} SOUTH ^{51}

[glyphs] AR. Verb: "_to make, form, fashion; making, maker_". E CENT. ^{56}

W NORTH ^{67 67} S CENT. ^{58 58} N WEST ^{70} PYR. WEST ^{53} NORTH ^{54

55}

{176}[glyphs] ARÎTU. Noun, feminine, plural: "_works_". S EAST ^{65}

[glyphs] ARP. Noun: "_wine_". PYR. EAST ^{49} SOUTH ^{51}

[glyphs] ATEN. Noun: one of the names of "_the sun_". E NORTH ^{62}

[glyphs] Â

[glyphs] ÂA or Â. Adjective: "_great, large_". E CENT. ^{57} SOUTH ^{64} W

SOUTH ^{68} PYR. EAST ^{49} SOUTH ^{51} WEST ^{53} In combination with

HA·T. E CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] ÂNKH. Verb, &c.: "_to live; living; life_". E CENT. ^{57} NORTH

^{63} S EAST ^{65} W NORTH ^{67} N CENT. ^{61} EAST ^{69} WEST ^{70} PYR.

EAST ^{47 49} SOUTH ^{50 51} WEST ^{52 53 53} NORTH ^{54 55 55} BASE OF E

^{71 71} S ^{71 71} W ^{71 71} N ^{71 71}

[glyphs] U

[glyphs] UÂ. Adj. and adv.: "_one, sole, alone; only_". E SOUTH ^{64}

[glyphs] UÂF. Verb, &c.: "_to smite, ward off, vanquish; conqueror,

victor_". S WEST ^{66}

[glyphs] UÂF. Same as preceding. N WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] US. Noun and adj.: "_strength, power; strong_". E CENT. ^{57} PYR.

WEST ^{53}

[glyphs] US. "_Thebes._" E CENT. ^{56} W CENT. ^{59} PYR. EAST ^{48} SOUTH

^{50} WEST ^{53} NORTH ^{55}

{177}[glyphs] USEM. Noun: "_gold-metal; electrum_", S CENT. ^{58}

[glyphs] USER. Adj.: "_great, powerful, long_". E SOUTH ^{64} W SOUTH ^{68}

[glyphs] USER-MÂ-RÂ-SOTEP-EN-RÂ. The first cartouche or the royal name of

Ramses II., "_strong in truth, the sun, chosen of the sun_". E NORTH ^{62

62} SOUTH ^{64 64} S EAST ^{65 65} WEST ^{66 66} W NORTH ^{67 67} SOUTH

^{68 68} N EAST ^{69 69} WEST ^{70 70} BASE OF (all reading from right to

left) E ^{71 71} S ^{71 71} W ^{71 71} N ^{71 71}

[glyphs] UTU. Verb, &c.: "_to command, order; decree_". N CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] Û

[glyphs] ÛAH. Verb: "_to place, put, establish_". E CENT. ^{56 56}

[glyphs] ÛRUI. Dual of the adjective ÛR "_large_", hence: "_the two large_"

obelisks, referring to the New York and London Obelisks. S CENT. ^{58}

[glyphs] B

[glyphs] BENBEN·T. Noun: "_pyramidion_". S CENT. ^{58}

[glyphs] P

[glyphs] PAU·T. Noun: "_circle, assembly, company_". E CENT. ^{57}

{178}[glyphs] PER. Noun: "_house_". W CENT. ^{59} NORTH ^{67}

[glyphs] PERU. Plural of the preceding word with the determinative of

"city": "_temples, sanctuaries_". N EAST ^{69}

[glyphs] PER. Verb: "_to go out, proceed, issue_". E SOUTH ^{64}

[glyphs] PEHU. Plural of PEH "_back, behind_": hence "_farthest, extreme_".

N CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] PESED. Verb: "_to shine, illumine_". E NORTH ^{62}

[glyphs] PET. Noun and adj.: "_heaven_; _heavenly_". E NORTH ^{62} CENT.

^{56 56} SOUTH ^{63} S EAST ^{65} CENT. ^{58} WEST ^{66} W NORTH ^{67}

CENT. ^{59} SOUTH ^{68} N EAST ^{68} CENT. ^{60} WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] PTAH-TATHUNEN. Epithet of the god "_Ptah_" of Memphis. S EAST

^{65}

[glyphs] PTAH-TATHUNEN. A variant (different spelling) of the preceding

word. N EAST ^{69}

[glyphs] F

[glyphs] F. Third person sing. masc. pers. and possessive pronoun: "_he,

him, his; it, its_". E NORTH ^{62} CENT. ^{56 56 56 57} SOUTH ^{64} S EAST

^{65} CENT. ^{58 58 58 58} W NORTH ^{67 67} CENT. ^{59} N EAST ^{69} CENT.

^{60 60} WEST ^{70} PYR. EAST ^{49} SOUTH ^{51} WEST ^{53} NORTH ^{54 55}

[glyphs] M

[glyphs] M. Prep.: "_in, for; at; as_; (made) _of; with_". E CENT.

{179}^{56 56 56 56} S CENT. ^{58 58 58} W CENT. ^{59} N CENT. ^{60} WEST

^{70} PYR. EAST ^{48} SOUTH ^{50} WEST ^{53} NORTH ^{55}

[glyphs] M. Same as preceding: "_in; at; from_". E NORTH ^{62} SOUTH ^{64}

S EAST ^{65} W NORTH ^{67}

[glyphs] MA or MA. Adv.: "_like, as_". E CENT. ^{56 57} SOUTH ^{64} S WEST

^{60} W SOUTH ^{68} N EAST ^{69} WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] MA. Same word as the preceding: "_like, as_". E NORTH ^{62} S EAST

^{65} WEST ^{66} N EAST ^{69}

[glyphs] MÂ. The goddess of truth, "_Ma_". S EAST ^{65} N EAST ^{68}

[glyphs] MÂK. Verb, &c.: "_to protect, ward off; protector_". S WEST ^{66}

[glyphs] MÂK. Same word as the preceding: "_to protect; protector_". N WEST

^{70}

[glyphs] MENNU. Noun: "_monument; monuments_". S CENT. ^{58}

[glyphs] MEN·TU or SETU. Noun, plural of MEN·T or SET "_country_", hence:

"_countries, foreign nations_". N CENT. ^{60} S WEST ^{66} N WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] MEN-KHEPER-RÂ. The first cartouche or the royal name of Thothmes

III., "_the stable and creative sun_". E CENT. ^{56} S CENT. ^{58} W CENT.

^{59} N CENT. ^{60} PYR. EAST ^{47 48} SOUTH ^{50 50} WEST ^{52 53} NORTH

^{54 55}

[glyphs] MENKH. Verb and adjective: "_to be beautiful; beautiful, kind_". S

WEST ^{66} Cf. also the causative form of the same word S·MENKH "_to

embellish_". W CENT. ^{59}

{180}[glyphs] MER. Verb, &c.: "_to love; loving; beloved; love; lover_". E

NORTH ^{62} S EAST ^{65} CENT. ^{58} W NORTH ^{67} N EAST ^{68} CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] MERÎ. Adj., derived from the preceding: "_beloved_". E CENT. ^{57}

S CENT. ^{58} W CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] MERÎTI. Lengthened form of the preceding word: "_beloved, lovely,

beautiful_". E NORTH ^{62}

[glyphs] MES or MESES. Verb, &c.: "_to bring forth, beget; born of; birth;

child_". E NORTH ^{62} CENT. ^{56} SOUTH ^{64} W NORTH ^{67} CENT. ^{59} N

EAST ^{69}

[glyphs] MESES. Same word as the preceding: "_to bring forth; birth; born

of; child_". E CENT. ^{56} N EAST ^{69}

[glyphs] N

[glyphs] N. Prep.: "_by, for_". E CENT. ^{56} SOUTH ^{64} S CENT. ^{58 58

58 58} N EAST ^{69} CENT. ^{60} Sign of the genitive case: "_of, in_". E

CENT. ^{56 56} SOUTH ^{64 64} W CENT. ^{59} SOUTH ^{68} PYR. WEST ^{53}

Sign of the accusative case. E CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] N. Same as the preceding. Sign of the genitive case: "_of_". E

NORTH ^{63} SOUTH ^{64}

[glyphs] NEB. Noun: "_lord, master_". E NORTH ^{62} SOUTH ^{64 64} S EAST

^{65 65} CENT. ^{58} WEST ^{66} W NORTH ^{67} SOUTH ^{68} N EAST ^{69 69}

WEST ^{70} PYR. EAST ^{47 49 49} SOUTH ^{50 51 51} WEST ^{52 53 53} NORTH

^{54 54 55} Adj.: "_all, every_". E CENT. ^{57} N EAST ^{69} CENT. ^{60 61}

WEST ^{70 70} PYR. EAST ^{49} SOUTH ^{51} NORTH ^{55}

[glyphs] NEB·T. Feminine of the preceding word: "_mistress, {181}queen_". E

CENT. ^{56} where by mistake, perhaps, it stands for the preceding word and

means "_lord_".

[glyphs] Pronunciation doubtful, either NEB MUT NEB ÂRÂ or NEB SHETA NEB

MEHEN·T: "_the lord of the Vulture and Uræus diadems_". The title of

Pharaoh as the ruler of Upper and Lower Egypt. E CENT. ^{56} S WEST ^{66} N

WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] NUB. Noun: "_gold_". In the phrase HOR-NUB "_the golden hawk_ or

_Horus_". E SOUTH ^{64} W SOUTH ^{68} N CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] NEFER. Adj.: "_good, gracious, benevolent, beautiful_". PYR. EAST

^{47} SOUTH ^{50} WEST ^{52 53} NORTH ^{54} BASE OF E ^{71 71 71 71} S ^{71

71 71 71} W ^{71 71 71 71} N ^{71 71 71 71}

[glyphs] NEFERU. Plural of the preceding word: "_beauty_". E CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] NEN. Adv.: "_not_". S CENT. ^{58} W NORTH ^{67}

[glyphs] NEHEH or, possibly, only HEH. Noun, &c.: "_eternity; eternal;

forever_". E CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] NEKHT. Adj. and noun: "_powerful, valiant, mighty; strength_". E

NORTH ^{62} CENT. ^{56} SOUTH ^{63} S EAST ^{65} CENT. ^{58} WEST ^{66} W

NORTH ^{67} CENT. ^{59} SOUTH ^{68} N EAST ^{68} CENT. ^{60} WEST ^{70}

PYR. EAST ^{48} SOUTH ^{50} WEST ^{53} NORTH ^{55}

[glyphs] NEKHTU. Plural of the preceding word: "_victory_". N CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] NEKHTU. Same word as the preceding: "_victory_". E SOUTH ^{64} W

SOUTH ^{68}

{182}[glyphs] ENT. Lengthened form of the preposition N (cf. above). Sign

of the genitive case: "_of_". N CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] ENTI (others read ENTET). Relative pronoun: "_who, which, what;

whose; whom_". E CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] NUTER. Noun and adj.: "_god; divine_". E CENT. ^{57} PYR. EAST

^{47 49} SOUTH ^{50 51} WEST ^{52 53} NORTH ^{54} BASE OF E ^{71 71} S ^{71

71} W ^{71 71} N ^{71 71} Reading from right to left. BASE OF E ^{71 71} S

^{71 71} W ^{71 71} N ^{71 71}

[glyphs] NUTER. Same word as the preceding: "_god_". S EAST ^{65}

[glyphs] NUTERU. Plural of NUTER: "_gods_". E CENT. ^{57}

[glyphs] NUTERU. Same word as the preceding: "_gods_". E NORTH ^{62} W

NORTH ^{67}

[glyphs] NUTERI DÛA. Noun: "_morning-star_". S EAST ^{65}

[glyphs] R

[glyphs] R. Prep.: "_out, over, for, as, in order to_". E SOUTH ^{64 64} N

EAST ^{69 69} CENT. ^{60 60} PYR. E ^{49} S ^{51} W ^{53} N ^{55}

[glyphs] RU. Noun: "_mouth, end_". N CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] RÂ. "_Ra, the sun._" E NORTH ^{62 62} CENT. ^{56 57} SOUTH ^{64

64} S EAST ^{65 65} CENT. ^{58} WEST ^{66 66} W NORTH ^{67 67} CENT. ^{59}

SOUTH ^{68 68} N EAST ^{69 69} CENT. ^{61} WEST ^{70 70} PYR. EAST ^{48}

SOUTH ^{50} WEST ^{53} NORTH ^{55} SMALL SIDE INSCRIPTIONS E ^{72 72} S

^{72 72} W ^{72 72} N ^{72 72}

[glyphs] RÂ. Same word as the preceding: "_Ra, the sun_". E SOUTH ^{64 64}

S WEST ^{66 66} W SOUTH ^{68} N EAST ^{69 69} WEST ^{70}

{183}[glyphs] RÂ. Same word as the preceding: "_Ra, the sun_". N CENT.

^{60}

[glyphs] RÂ. Same word as the preceding: "_Ra, the sun_". E NORTH ^{62} W

NORTH ^{67}

[glyphs] RÂ. Same word as the preceding: "_Ra, the sun_". E NORTH ^{62 63}

SOUTH ^{64} S CENT. ^{58} WEST ^{66} W NORTH ^{67} SOUTH ^{68} N CENT.

^{60} WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] RÂ-HOR-KHUTI. A name of the sun-god: "_Ra, the hawk in the

horizon_". S CENT. ^{58} W CENT. ^{60} PYR. EAST ^{49} NORTH ^{55}

[glyphs] RENPE·TU. Noun, plural of RENPE·T "_year_", hence: "_years_". E

SOUTH ^{61} W SOUTH ^{68}

[glyphs] REKH. Verb: "_to know, understand_". E CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] Same word as the preceding: "_to know, understand_". S EAST ^{65}

[glyphs] H

[glyphs] HAPU. Noun, plural of hap "_law, judgment_", hence: "_laws_". S

EAST ^{65}

[glyphs] HAR. Adj.: "_calm, satisfied, glad_". N CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] H

[glyphs] HÂU. Noun, plural of HÂ "_limb_", hence: "_limbs_". {184}E CENT.

^{56}

[glyphs] HU. Verb: "_to smite, strike_". N CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] HEB. Noun: "_festival, feast_". S EAST ^{65}

[glyphs] HEBU. Plural of the preceding word: "_festivals_". N EAST ^{69}

[glyphs] HEB. Noun: "_festival_". In the phrase SED-HEB "_the thirty-year

period_". S CENT. ^{58}

[glyphs] HUN. Noun: "_child, boy, youth_". E NORTH ^{62}

[glyphs] HENÂ. Prep.: "_with_". E CENT. ^{57}

[glyphs] HER. Noun: "_face_". N WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] HER. "_Horus_" with the double crown of Egypt. E NORTH ^{62} CENT.

^{56} SOUTH ^{63} S EAST ^{65} CENT. ^{58} WEST ^{66} W NORTH ^{67} CENT.

^{59} SOUTH ^{68} N EAST ^{68} CENT. ^{60} WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] See under RÂ-HOR-KHUTI.

[glyphs] HER-NUB. "_The golden Horus_." E SOUTH ^{64} W SOUTH ^{68} N CENT.

^{60}

[glyphs] See under NEHEH. E CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] HEQ. Noun: "_prince, chief_". PYR. SOUTH ^{51} WEST ^{52}

[glyphs] HEQU. Plural of the preceding word: "_princes, chiefs_". N CENT.

^{60}

{185}[glyphs] HA·T. Noun: "_temple_". PYR. SOUTH ^{51} WEST ^{53}

[glyphs] HA·T-Â. From the preceding word with the adjective  "_great_",

hence: "_the great temple_". E CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] HEZ. Adj.: "_white_". Noun: "_the white crown_" of Upper Egypt. N

CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] KH

[glyphs] KHÂ. Adj.: "_glorious, crowned_". E CENT. ^{56} W CENT. ^{59} PYR.

EAST ^{48} SOUTH ^{50} WEST ^{53} NORTH ^{55}

[glyphs] KHÂU. Noun, plural of KHÂ "_crown_", hence: "_diadems, crowns_". E

SOUTH ^{64}

[glyphs] KHU. Verb, &c.: "_to be glorious; resplendent; glory, splendor_".

E NORTH ^{63} SOUTH ^{64}

[glyphs] KHU·T. Noun: "_horizon_". E NORTH ^{62}

[glyphs] KHUTI. Dual of the preceding word: "_the two horizons_". See under

RÂ-HOR-KHUTI.

[glyphs] KHEPERA. The god "_Khepera_", literally "_the creator_". E SOUTH

^{63}

[glyphs] KHEPESH. Noun: "_strength, power, victory_". N CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] KHER. Conj. and prep.: "_for_". E CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] KHERP-KHEPER-RÂ-SOTEP-EN-RÂ. The first cartouche or the royal name

of Osarkon I., {186}"_made governor by Ra, chosen of Ra_". SMALL SIDE

INSCRIPTIONS E ^{72 72} S ^{72 72} W ^{72 72} N _72 72_

[glyphs] KHA·T. Noun: "_belly, womb_". E CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] KHA·T. Same word as the preceding: "_belly, womb_". E SOUTH ^{64}

[glyphs] KHET. Noun: "_thing; things_". PYR. NORTH ^{54}

[glyphs] KHATF. Prep. and conj.: "_for, before; since, because_". N CENT.

^{60} WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] S

[glyphs] SA. Noun: "_son, child, offspring_". E NORTH ^{62 62} CENT. ^{56}

SOUTH ^{64 64} S EAST ^{65 65} CENT. ^{58} WEST ^{66 66} W NORTH ^{67 67}

CENT. ^{59} SOUTH ^{68 68} N EAST ^{69 69} CENT. ^{61} WEST ^{70 70} PYR.

EAST ^{48} SOUTH ^{50} WEST ^{53} NORTH ^{55} SMALL SIDE INSCRIPTIONS E

^{72 72} S ^{72 72} W ^{72 72} N ^{72 72}

[glyphs] SA. Same word as the preceding: "_son, child, offspring_". E SOUTH

^{63} S WEST ^{66} W SOUTH ^{68} N WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] S·ÂHÂ. Verb, causative form of ÂHÂ "_to raise_", hence: "_to cause

to be raised, erect_". S CENT. ^{58}

[glyphs] SU. Personal pronoun third person: "_he, him; himself; she, her;

herself; it; itself; they, them; themselves_". E SOUTH ^{64} N EAST ^{69}

[glyphs] SU. Same word as the preceding: "_he; him; &c._" N CENT. ^{60}

{187}[glyphs] S·USEKH. Verb, causative form of USEKH "_to extend_", hence:

"_to cause to be extended_". N CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] SEP. Noun: "_time, times_", after numerals. S CENT. ^{58}

[glyphs] S·MENKH. Verb, causative of MENKH "_to be beautiful_", hence: "_to

render beautiful, embellish_". W CENT. ^{59}

[glyphs] SEN. Personal pronoun third person plural masculine: "_they; them;

their_". E CENT. ^{56 56}

[glyphs] S·HEB. Verb, causative form of HEB "_to be glad_", hence: "_to

cause to rejoice, gladden_". N EAST ^{69}

[glyphs] SUTEN. Noun: "_king_". E CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] SUTEN. Same word as the preceding: "_king_". S WEST ^{66} N WEST

^{70}

[glyphs] SUTENηT. Noun, derived from the preceding word: "_kingdom_". E

CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] SUTEN-KAUT (doubtful!). Noun: "_the king of Upper and Lower

Egypt_". E NORTH ^{62} CENT. ^{56} SOUTH ^{63} S EAST ^{65} CENT. ^{58}

WEST ^{66} W NORTH ^{67} CENT. ^{59} SOUTH ^{68} N EAST ^{68} CENT. ^{60}

WEST ^{70} PYR. WEST ^{52} NORTH ^{54} SMALL SIDE INSCRIPTIONS E ^{72 72} S

^{72 72} W ^{72 72} N ^{72 72}

[glyphs] SED. In the phrase SED-HEB "_the thirty year period festival_". S

CENT. ^{58}

[glyphs] S·ZEF. Verb, causative form of ZEF "_to be {188}full_", hence:

"_to cause to be filled, provide with_". N EAST ^{69}

[glyphs] SH

[glyphs] SHEP. Verb: "_to seize, obtain_". E SOUTH ^{64}

[glyphs] SHEPES. Adj.: "_beautiful, glorious_". E NORTH ^{62}

[glyphs] SHEF·T. Noun: "_terror, awe_". S EAST ^{65}

[glyphs] Q

[glyphs] QA. Verb, abbreviated form of [glyphs] QA: "_to raise_". N CENT.

^{60}

[glyphs] QA. Noun: "_bull_". E NORTH ^{62} CENT. ^{56} SOUTH ^{63} S EAST

^{65} CENT. ^{58} WEST ^{66} W NORTH ^{67} CENT. ^{59} SOUTH ^{68} N EAST

^{68} WEST ^{70} PYR. EAST ^{48} SOUTH ^{50} WEST ^{53} NORTH ^{55}

[glyphs] QEBEH. Noun: "_libation_". PYR. WEST ^{53} NORTH ^{55}

[glyphs] QEM·T. "_Egypt_". S WEST ^{66} N CENT. ^{61} WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] QEMA. Verb: "_to create_". E CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] QEN. Noun: "_force, triumph, victory_". N WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] G

[glyphs] GER. Verb: "_to seize, possess_". E NORTH ^{62} W NORTH ^{67}

{189}[glyphs] T

[glyphs] TA. Noun: "_land, earth_". N CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] TA. Same word as the preceding: "_land, earth_". N WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] TAUI. Dual of the two preceding words: "_the two countries_",

Egypt. E NORTH ^{62 62} SOUTH ^{64} S EAST ^{65 65} WEST ^{66} W NORTH ^{67

67} SOUTH ^{68} N EAST ^{69} WEST ^{70} PYR. EAST ^{47} SOUTH ^{50 51} WEST

^{52} NORTH ^{54 55} Written separately. PYR. EAST ^{49}

[glyphs] TASH·TU. Noun, plural of TASH·T "_boundary_", hence:

"_boundaries_". N CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] TEP. Adj.: "_first_". S CENT. ^{58}

[glyphs] TEF. Noun, contracted form of [glyphs] ATEF: "_father_". S CENT.

^{58} N CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] TEF. Same word as the preceding: "_father_". S EAST ^{65} W NORTH

^{67} N EAST ^{69}

[glyphs] TUM. The god "_Tum_". E CENT. ^{57} PYR. SOUTH ^{51} WEST ^{53}

[glyphs] TUM. Same word as the preceding: the god "_Tum_". E CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] TEKHENUI. Noun, dual of TEKHEN "_obelisk_", hence: "_two

obelisks_". S CENT. ^{58}

{190}[glyphs] D

[glyphs] DU. Verb, &c.: "_to give; giving; gift_". E NORTH ^{63} CENT.

^{57} S EAST ^{65} W NORTH ^{67} N EAST ^{69} CENT. ^{61} WEST ^{70} PYR.

EAST ^{47 49} SOUTH ^{50 51} WEST ^{52 53 53} NORTH ^{54 55 55}

[glyphs] DU·T. Noun, from the preceding word: "_gift, present_". PYR. EAST

^{49} SOUTH ^{51} WEST ^{53} NORTH ^{55}

[glyphs] DÛA. Noun: "_star_". In the phrase NUTERTI DÛA "_the

morning-star_". S EAST ^{65}

[glyphs] DEM. Adj.: "_all, complete_". N WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] DEM·T. Noun, from the preceding word: "_completeness, totality_".

N CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] DEHUTI. The god "_Thoth_". E CENT. ^{56}

[glyphs] DEHUTI-MESES-NEFER-KHEPERU. The second cartouche or the family

name of Thothmes III., "_the child of Thoth, beautiful in his

transformations_ (or _of beautiful form_)". S CENT. ^{58} W CENT. ^{60} N

CENT. ^{61}

[glyphs] DED. Noun: "_stability_". E CENT. ^{57} PYR. WEST ^{53}

[glyphs] DEDUI. Noun, dual of DED "_hand_", hence: "_the two hands_". N

CENT. ^{60}

[glyphs] DEDUI. Same word as the preceding: "_two hands_". N WEST ^{70}

[glyphs] Z

[glyphs] ZETA. Noun, &c.: "_eternity; eternal; forever_". E CENT. ^{57} S

CENT. ^{58} W CENT. ^{60} N CENT. ^{61} PYR. EAST ^{47} SOUTH ^{50} WEST

^{52} NORTH ^{54}

{191}INDEX OF PROPER NAMES.

_Transcriptions from the Egyptian are given in heavy type, those from the

Greek in Italics._

AAHHOTEP, 17. dyn. 110

AAHLU. [Elysium] 97 120

AAHMES I., 18. dyn. 102 110 126 150

AAHMES II., 26. dyn. 110

AAHMESNEFERTARI, queen 18. dyn. 110

AAHMESSAPAAR. 17. dyn. 110

AANURU. [Elysium] 97 120

AAREQ·T. [Philæ] 86 93

AB, 10. dyn. 109

ÂB. [Elephantine] 86 93 119

Abd-el-Latîf, Arabic physician. 123

Abd-el-Qurnah. [Thebes] 96

ABDU. [Abydos] 88 93

ABDU·T. [Abydos] 88 93

ABEHIENKHEPESH, 15. dyn. 109

Aboccis. [Abusimbel] 93

ÂB·T. [Elephantine] 86 93 119

Abuncis. [Abusimbel] 93

Abusimbel. 27 93 113

ÂBU·T. [Elephantine] 24 93 119

Abûsîr. 91 93

Abu-Sîr. 92 93 105

Abydos. 88 93

Achæans, Greek tribe. 121

Ad, Arabic tribe. 93

Africa. 4 118

Africanus. 94

AHTES, 3. dyn. 109

AÎ, 14. dyn. 109

AÎ, 18. dyn. 110

AKAÜSHA (AQAÛASHA). [Achæans] 121

_Akhes_, 3. dyn. 109

Akhmîm. [Panopolis] 89 93

_Akhoris_, 29. dyn. 110

_Akhthoes_, 10. dyn. 109

Albani Obelisk. 10 93 104 135

ALEKSANDRES I. and II. [Alexander III. and IV.] 94 111

Alexander I., 32. dyn., or Alexander III., the Great, of Macedon. 32 91

94 111 142 144

Alexander II., 32. dyn., or Alexander IV., of Macedon. 111

Alexander VII., Pope. 140

Alexandria. viii 8 35 39 40 41 42 43 44 72 73 79 81 82 91 94 95 101 102

105 129 131 141 144 154

Alexandrian Obelisk, in London. 8 10 41 95 130

Alnwick. Alnwick Castle, in England. 95

Alnwick Castle Obelisk. 10 95 147

Alsace. 118

AMEN, god. 35 37 38 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 87 88 94 95 96 97 98

122 129 136 138 144 149 150 156 157 175

AMENEMAPT, 21. dyn. 110

AMENEMHÂT I., 12. dyn. 109 152

AMENEMHÂT II., 12. dyn. 109

AMENEMHÂT III., 12. dyn. 90 95 109 119 129 134

AMENEMHÂT IV., 12. dyn. 109

AMENHOTEP I., II., III., and IV., 18. dyn. 110

AMENÎ Inscription. 127

AMENMESES, 19. dyn. 110

_Amenophis_, 21. dyn. 110

_Amenophis I._, 18. dyn. 110

_Amenophis II._, 18. dyn. 6 10 95 96 110 133 137 151

_Amenophis III._, 18. dyn. 16 88 96 110 112 130 153

_Amenophis IV._, 18. dyn. 29 30 89 96 101 (110) 149

AMEN-RÂ, god. 29 37 88 95 97 100 119 128 133 136 142

AMENRUD, 25. dyn. 110

AMENRUD [Amyrtæus], 28. dyn. 98 110

AMENTI. [Hades] 28 30 97 121

_Ammenemes I._, _II._, _III._, and _IV._, 12. dyn. 109

Ammon, god. 95 {192}

_Amosis_, 26. dyn. 110

_Amosis I._, 18. dyn. 110

Amru, Arabic general. 94

AMSETH, one of the genii. 97

Amyrtæus, 28. dyn. 10 98 110

Amyrtæus Obelisks. 10 98 106

_Amyrteos I._ [Amyrtæus], 28. dyn. 110

AN. [Heliopolis] 36 51 52 53 56 58 69 91 96 98 111 123 144 175

ANANTEF, 11. dyn. 109

ANBU-HEZ·T. [Memphis] 132

ANDÎNES. [Antinoüs] 122

ANÎT. [Esneh] 120

AN-MENTH. [Hermonthis] 87 99 120

ANPU [Anubis], god. 99

AN·T. [Denderah] 88 99 116

ANTARÎUSH (ANTHALÎÛSH) [Darius I.], 27. dyn. 110

ANTEF I., II., III., IV., and V., 11. dyn. 109

ANTEF the Great, 11. dyn. 9 11 99 109

ANTEFÂ [Antef the Great], 11. dyn. 99

ANTHRÎSH [Darius II.], 27. dyn. 110

Antinoüs. 103 122

Antioch, in Syria. 117

Antoninus Pius, Roman emperor. 111

ANTUF, 11. dyn. 109

ANTUFÂ, 11. dyn. 109

Anubis, god. 89 97 98 99 100 147 160

ÂPEHUTISET, 15. dyn. 109

Apeium. 100

APEPA, 15. dyn. 109

APEPA, 16. dyn. 110

_Aphrodite_ [Venus], goddess. 123

Apis bull. 94 98 99 100

Apollo, god. 118

Apollinopolis. 118

_Apophis_, 15. dyn. 109

Apries, 26. dyn. 110

APIU·T. [Thebes] 88 100

ÂQENENRÂ, 16. dyn. 110

Arabia. Arabic. 19 79 88 93 94 100 106 114 120 122 123 126 127 133 140

142 149 153

Arabia Felix. 147

Aram. [Syria] 133

Aram-naharayim. [Mesopotamia] 133

_Ares_ [Mars], god. 131

Arles, in France. 10 22 100 101

Arles Obelisk. 10 100

_Arses_, 31. dyn. 111

ARTAKHSHASHS [Artaxerxes], 27. dyn. 110

Artaxerxes I., 27. dyn. 98 110

Artaxerxes II., Persian king. 135

ARUNUTH. [Orontes] 137

ÂSEHRÂ, 21. dyn. 110

Asia. Asiatic. 86 96 101 125 128 137 138 146 147 149

Asia Minor. 126 151

Assuân. [Syene] 13 23 24 86 101 119 123 148 152

Assuân Obelisk. 11 101

Assyria. 133 137

AS·T [Isis], goddess. 39 102 105 106 126 136 158

Aswân. [Assuân] 149

ATA, 1. dyn. 109

ATEN, god. 62 63 75 89 96 97 101 149 176

ATEN-RÂ, god. 96 101

ATETH, 1. dyn. 109

_Athene_ [Minerva], goddess. 136

_Athothis_, 1. dyn. 109

ATÎ, 6. dyn. 109

Atmeidan Obelisk. 9 101

ATRÎNES [Hadrian], Roman emperor. 122

ATUM [Tum], god. 29 51 102

Augustus, Roman emperor. 8 25 32 39 72 73 74 82 102 105 107 111 112 121

141

Augustus, title of Roman emperors. 117 122

Aurelian, Roman emperor. 111

Aurelius, Roman emperor. 111

Aurora, goddess. 153

Autocrator, title of Roman emperors. 39 102 106 111 117 122 136

Avaris. [Pelusium] 92 102 123 139

BAENNUTER, 2. dyn. 109

BAKENRENF, 24. dyn. 110

Balîkh, river in Syria. 117

_Banon_, 15. dyn. 109

Barbarus, Roman prefect. 39 73 74 82 103 {193}

Barberini [Pope Urban VIII.]. 103

Barberini Obelisk. 9 103 121 134 144

Bashmuric dialect [Coptic]. 113

BAST, goddess. 92 98 103 105 146 158

BAZAU, 2. dyn. 109

Bedouins [Arabs]. 126

Bejij [Crocodilopolis]. 5 103 114

Bejij Obelisk. 11 103

Belzoni, explorer. 13 103 114

BENEMTHESTI [Benevento]. 103

Benevento, in Italy. 8 10 103 104

Benevento Obelisks. 10 103

Beni-Hassan. 89 104

BEQ·T [Egypt]. 118

Berenice III., Ptolemaic queen. 111

Berlin, in Germany. 10 105 130

Bersheh. 15 89 104

Bêth Shêmesh [Heliopolis]. 2

_Binothris_, 2. dyn. 109

Boboli Gardens Obelisk. 10 104

_Boethos_, 2. dyn. 109

_Bokkhoris_, 24. dyn. 110

Böckh, historian. 108

Bolbitine. 145

Bonomi, Egyptologist. 11 104 147

Book of the Dead. 33 34 98 99 104 118 134 136

Borgian Obelisk. 10 94 104 135

Bosphorus. 105

Boussard, French engineer. 92 105

British Museum. 10 98 135 139 145

Brooklyn Navy Yard. 44 82

Brugsch, H., Egyptologist. 26 105 108 118 119

Bubastis. 92 102 105 110 139 149

Bûlâk [Cairo]. 38 105 139

Bunsen, historian. 108

Busiris. 92 93 105 139

Buto, goddess. 98

Byzantium [Constantinople]. 8 105 113

Cæsar, Julius, Roman dictator. 112

Cæsar, emperor Augustus. 32 39 73 74 82 102 105

Cæsar, title of Roman emperors. 39 105 106 111 117 122

Cæsareum, temple. 39 105

Cairo. 1 5 11 36 38 90 91 105 106 123 131 137

Cairo Obelisk. 11 166

Caligula, Roman emperor. 8 102 106 111 153

Cambyses, 27. dyn. viii 1 106 110

Campensis Obelisk. 9 106 134 141

Campus Martius, in Rome. 107

Canaan [Palestine]. 138

Caracalla, Roman emperor. 102 111

Carkhemish, on the Euphrates. 36 107

Catania, in Sicily. 10 107

Catania Obelisk. 10 107

Cataracts of the Nile. 108

Champollion, Egyptologist. 112 114

Circus Maximus, in Rome. 121

Claudius, Roman emperor. 8 102 104 111 134 148

Clement XI., Pope. 131

Cleopatra II., Ptolemaic queen. 7 111 112 114 140 142

Cleopatra III., Ptolemaic queen. 111 142

Cleopatra VI., Ptolemaic queen. 39 40 111 112

Cleopatra's Needle, in New York. 8 10 41 42 81 112 136

Colossi at Thebes. 16 96 112

Columbia College, in New York. 72

Commodus, Roman emperor. 111

Constantine the Great, emperor. 8 10 22 100 101 111 113 129

Constantinople. 8 9 101 102 105 113 141

Constantius II., emperor. 8 111 113 129

Coptic language. 90 105 113 116 145 149

Coptos. 88 113 129 143

Corfe Castle, in England. 114

Corfe Castle Obelisk. 10 114 140

Crocodilopolis. 5 11 90 103 114 120

Cyriacus Matthæius, Roman senator. 153

Dakkeh, in Nubia. 114

Damascus, in Syria. 36 114

Damietta. 92 105 115 133

Dammêsek [Damascus]. 114

_Dareios_, 31. dyn. 111

_Dareios Hystaspes_, 27. dyn. 110

_Dareios Xerxes_, 27. dyn. 110

Darius I., 27. dyn. 110 {194}

Darius II., 27. dyn. 110

Dashûr. 91 115 130

Decius, Roman emperor. 111

DEB·T [Edfu]. 87 115 118

DEDEFRÂ, 4. dyn. 109

DEDKARÂ, 5. dyn. 109

DEHUTI [Thoth], god. 49 56 58 60 61 115 150 151 158 159 161 190

Della Passeggiata Obelisk. 103

Delta. 84 90 93 98 102 115 130

Demotic language. 114 115 116 124 145

Denderah. 88 99 116 149

Denmark. Danish. 154

Denys of Telmahre, Syrian patriarch. 19 117

Dêr-el-Baheri [Thebes]. 88 117

Diana, goddess. 146

Dimashku [Damascus]. 114

Diocletian, emperor. 111 141

Diodorus, Greek geographer. 132

Dionysius Tell-Mahrâyâ. 117

Domitian, Roman emperor. 5 7 8 9 10 22 94 103 104 111 117 139

Dorsetshire, in England. 114

Drah-abul-Neggah [Thebes]. 88 117

Drah-abul-Neggah Obelisks. 9 11 118

DÛAMUTF, one of the genii. 97

DU EN BEKHEN [Hammamât]. 88

Dümichen, Egyptologist. 61 100 118 133

Dumyât [Damietta]. 115

Ebers, Egyptologist. 118

Ebjij [Crocodilopolis]. 103

Edfu. 31 87 115 118 125 126 138

Edrisi, Arabic geographer. 126

Eileithyia, goddess. 119

Eileithyia, district. 136

Eileithyiapolis. 87 119 136

El-Assasîf [Thebes]. 99

Elephantine. 4 24 29 86 93 109 119 128 137

El·Fatan-ibn-Jârûd, Arabic name. 80

El-Kab [Eileithyiapolis]. 87 119

El-Kâhira [Cairo]. 106

El-Khargeh, oasis. 89 119 127 130

El-Lahoon. 90 119 120 129

El·Thabût-ben-Marrat, Arabic name. 80 119

El-Tîneh [Thinis]. 89 119 150

Elysium. 97 120

England. English. 8 10 11 40 74 81 93 95 104 114 123 147 154

_Epiphanes_, Ptolemaic title. 111 142 145

Erment [Hermonthis]. 87 120 123

Esdraëlon, in Palestine. 131

Esmeade Obelisk. 11 120 141

Esneh [Latopolis]. 87 120 146

Ethiopia. 110 120 130 137 140 141 152

Etruscans, ancient Italian tribe. 121

Euphrates. 107 117 133 147

Evarts, U. S. Secretary of State. 83

Fayoom. 4 5 89 95 103 114 119 120 129 130 134 146 152

First Cataract. 24 86 101 108 118

Flaminian Obelisk. 9 121 141

Florence, in Italy. 104 121

Florence Obelisks. 10 121

Fort St. Julien. 105

Fostât. 106

France. French. 8 10 22 92 100 105 130

Galba, Roman emperor. 111

Gallienus, emperor. 111

Germany. German. 10 94 129 135

Geta, Roman emperor. 111

Gizeh. 4 91 103 121 122 127 128 130 132

Glyptothek, in Munich, Germany. 94

Gorringe, U. S. Navy. 40 41 43 46 83

Graywacke Knoll, in Central Park, New York. 43 44

Greece. Greek. 12 21 51 72 73 74 84 87 89 90 91 96 97 98 100 103 105 111

112 113 114 118 119 120 121 122 123 125 126 127 128 129 131 132 135

136 137 139 144 145 146 148 149 151 152 153

Hades. 28 30 97 98 121

Hadrian, Roman emperor. 5 7 9 22 103 111 121 122

HAGER, 29. dyn. 110

Hammamât. 16 23 88 122 129

HÂP [Nile]. 137 158

Harmachis, god. 122 125 148

HARM·T [Rome]. 144

HA-SEBEK [Crocodilopolis]. 103 114

HASHEPES (H·T-SHEPES), queen 18. dyn. 122 {195}

HATASU, queen 18. dyn. 6 9 11 19 23 35 117 122 127 131 133 150

Hatasu Obelisks. 122

HA·T-HER [Hathor], goddess. 123 166

Hathor, goddess. 88 98 117 123 166

HA·T-NEBES·T [Damietta]. 115

HA·T-ÛAR·T [Avaris]. 92 102 123

HAUINEBU [Greeks]. 121

Hayes, U. S. President. 83

Hebrew. 84 133 140

Hegira, flight of Mohammed. 126

Heliopolis. 1 2 4 9 10 19 21 36 38 51 52 53 56 57 58 69 75 76 77 78 82 91

96 98 101 102 104 107 111 121 123 125 131 133 134 141 143 144 151 153

175

Heliopolis Obelisk. 9 123

_Heliupolis_ [Heliopolis]. 111

HEP [Apis]. 100

HEPÎ, one of the genii. 97

HEQET (HEQ·T), goddess. 98

Heracleopolis. 109

HEREMHEB, 18. dyn. 110

HEREMSAF, 6. dyn. 109

HERHER, 21. dyn. 110

Hermapion, Egyptian priest. 121

Hermonthis. 87 99 120 123

Herodotus, Greek historian. 132

Herschel, astronomer. 13 123

HESEPTI, 1. dyn. 109

HEZEF, 2. dyn. 109

Hieratic writing. 34 115 116 124 140

Hittites, nation. 36 37 101 107 125 127 128 139 144 147

Homer, Greek poet. 2 37 125 126 139

Hophra [Apries], 26. dyn. 141

HOR (HER) [Horus], god. 29 56 58 59 60 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 70 136 160

161 166 181 184

HOR-HUD·T [Horus of Edfu], god. 31 125

HOR-EM-KHUTI, god. 30 122 125

HOR-KHUTI, god. 29 125

_Horos_, 18. dyn. 110

HOR-RÂ, god. 30 125 160

Horus, god. 28 30 31 47 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 75

76 77 78 87 97 98 118 122 123 125 126 138 146 157 160 161 181 184

Howara Pyramid. 129

HUD·T [Edfu]. 87 118 126

Hyksos. 92 101 102 109 110 126 147 149

Ibn-el-Vardi, Arabic geographer. 79 126

India. 13

Innocent X., Pope. 139

Ipsambul [Abusimbel], in Nubia. 93

Ishmaël, Khedive. 40 111 126 137

Isis, goddess. 86 98 102 106 114 123 125 126 136 138 140 158

Isle of Purbeck, in England. 114

Ismaïl, Khedive. 82 126

Israelites. viii 134 147

Istambûl [Constantinople]. 113

Italy. 8 10 25 103 104 135

Jacobites, sect. 117

Jebel Barkal, in Nubia. 137

Jebel Selseleh [Silsilis]. 86 126 128

Jerablûs, in Syria. 107

Jews. Jewish. 131 134

Joseph, biblical patriarch. 2 127

Josiah, king of Judah. 131

Judah, kingdom in Palestine. 132

Jupiter, god. 95

Kadesh, in Syria. 35 127

_Kaiekhos_, 2. dyn. 109

KAÎSERES [Cæsar], title. 106

KAKAU, 2. dyn. 109

_Kambyses_ [Cambyses], 27. dyn. 110

KAMES, 17. dyn. 110

KANÂNA [Canaan]. 138

KANRÂ, 10. dyn. 109

Karnak [Thebes]. 2 3 6 88 112 121 122 127 149 153

Karnak Obelisks. 9 10 11 19 127

KARUKAMSHA [Carkhemish]. 107

KEMBATHET [Cambyses], 27. dyn. 106 110

KENEMTI [El-Khargeh]. 89 119 127

KHABBASH, 28. dyn. 110

KHÂFRÂ, 4. dyn. 109 127

KHARTHÎ, 10. dyn. 109

KHARU, Syrian tribe. 36 101 127 131

Khefren or _Khephren_, 4. dyn. 91 109 127

KHEM [PAN], god. 89 139 {196}

KHENNU [Silsilis]. 86 128 147

_Kheops_, 4. dyn. 91 109 122 128

KHEPER, god. 28 29 128

KHEPERA, god. 63 64 75 128 185

KHEPER-RÂ, god. 98

_Kheres_, 5. dyn. 109

KHER-NUTER [Elysium]. 97

KHETA [Hittites], nation. 36 37 101 125 128

Khittîm [Hittites], nation. 128

KHNUM, god. 86 87 98 120 128 158 159

KHNUM-HOTEP Tomb. 104

KHNUM-RÂ, god. 29 128

KHNUMU, god. 128

KHSHÎARUSH [Xerxes I.], 27. dyn. 110

KHU-EN-ATEN [Amenôphis IV.], 18. dyn. 97

KHU-EN-ATEN [Tel-el-Amarna]. 89

KHUFU, 4. dyn. 5 109 128 133 143 148

Kircher, mathematician. 79 129

KÎSERS [Cæsar], title. 111 117 122

Kôm-Omboo. 86 129 137

Kossêr, on the Red Sea. 23 88 122 129

Kuft [Coptos]. 88 114 129

KUSH [Ethiopia. Nubia]. 137

Labyrinth. 90 95 120 129

Lateran Obelisk. 9 20 23 25 129

Latin. 72 73 74

Latopolis [Esneh]. 120

Lauth, Egyptologist. 108

Lenormant, Orientalist. 128

Lepsius, Egyptologist. 4 5 36 37 99 104 105 108 119 129 130 155

Lepsius Obelisk. 10 118 130

Lesseps, engineer. 148

_Leukos-Limen_ [Kossêr]. 129

Libyan Desert. 59 90 130 137

Lisht Pyramid. 91 130

London. 8 10 36 39 41 81 91 95 102 154

London Obelisk. 8 25 40 59 72 73 130 177

Louis XIV., king of France. 101

Louis Philippe, king of France. 130

Lower Egypt. 1 16 30 31 48 51 52 53 54 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66

67 68 69 70 72 75 76 77 78 84 90 94 95 96 97 99 105 106 107 111 113

114 115 117 121 122 123 127 128 130 132 135 136 137 138 140 141 142

144 145 147 149 150 151 152 161 162 168 181 187

Lucilius Lupus. 104

Lucina, goddess. 119 136

LUKU (LEKA) [Lycians], Greek tribe of Asia Minor. 121

Luxor [Thebes]. 2 4 9 88 112 130 150

Luxor Obelisk, in Paris. 8 10 23 41 130

Luxor Obelisk, in Thebes. 9 130

Lycians, Greek tribe of Asia Minor. 121

MÂ (MAÂ), goddess. 37 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 76 78 87 95 96 98 99

122 130 131 144 147 152 158 177 179

MÂÂD Boat, of Râ. 22 131

Macedon. Macedonian. 94 111

Mahutean Obelisk. 10 131 139

MÂKARÂ [Hatasu], queen 18. dyn. 6 35 100 110 122 131

MÂKETHA [Megiddo], in Syria. 132

Manetho, Egyptian priest. 108 111 126

Maqdâm-ibn-el·`Amr-ben-abî-Re`âl, an Arabic name. 80 131

Mareotis Lake. 91 131 133

Mariette, Egyptologist. 105 108

Mark Antony, Roman triumvir. 112

Mars, god. 61 131 132

Matarîyeh [Heliopolis]. 1 5 36 91 123 131

Mecca, in Arabia. 126

Medîna, in Arabia. 126

Medînet-Habu [Thebes]. 88 113 131

Mediterranean Sea. 90 118 131

Mêdûn [Meydoom]. 133

Megiddo, in Syria. 36 131

MEH·T [Lower Egypt]. 90

Memnon, Vocal. 96 153

Memnonium, temple. 16 88 132

Memphi [Memphis]. 90

Memphis. 4 10 19 65 76 90 91 93 100 106 109 113 115 121 127 132 133 142

143 145 151 178

Memphitic dialect [Coptic]. 113

MENA, 1. dyn. 109 132

Mendes. 92 132 139

Menephthah I., 19. dyn. 121 134

_Menephthes_, 19. dyn. 110

_Menephthes Siphthas_, 19. dyn. 110 {197}

_Menes_, 1. dyn. 89 108 109 132 150

MENKAUHER, 5. dyn. 109

MENKAURÂ, 4. dyn. 109 135

_Menkheres_, 4. dyn. 109

_Menkheres_, 5. dyn. 109

MEN-NEFER·T [Memphis]. 90 132

MENTHU [Mars], god. 87 120 131 132 133 157

MENTHUHOTEP I., II., III., and IV., 11. dyn. 109

Menzaleh Lake. 92 115 133

_Mephre_ [Hatasu], queen 18. dyn. 110

MERAB, prince 4. dyn. 5 133

MERBAPEN, 1. dyn. 109

MERENHER, 7.-10. dyn. 109

MERENPTAH I. and II., 19. dyn. 110

MERηT [Mareotis Lake]. 91 131 133

Merriam, classical philologist. 72 103

MER·T [Egypt]. 118

MER-TUM·T [Meydoom]. 90 133

MER ÛR [Moeris Lake]. 90

Mesopotamia. 36 96 133

Mesphres [Thothmes III.]. 36 133

Metropolitan Museum of Art, in New York. 43 72 82

Meydoom or Meydoon. 90 120 130 133

_Miebis_, 1. dyn. 109

Minerva, goddess. 136

Misr [Egypt]. 118 133

Mîtrahîneh [Memphis]. 91 113 132 133

Mizrayim [Egypt]. 84 133

Mnevis bull. 98 133

Moeris Lake. 90 95 120 134

Môf [Memphis]. 132

Mohammed. 106 126

Mohammedans. viii 79 94 106 118

Monte Cavallo Obelisk. 9 134 148

Monte Citorio Obelisk. 22 25 106 134

Monte Pincio Obelisk. 22 103 134

Moses. viii 2 134 147

Munich, in Germany. 10 94

MU-QED·T [Red Sea]. 144

MUT, goddess. 99

Mycerinus, 4. dyn. 91 109 135

NAHAR [Syria]. 133

Nahasb Obelisk. 11 135

Napata, in Nubia. 137

Naples, in Italy. 10 94 103 104 135

Naples Obelisk. 135

Napoleon I. 105

Napoleon III. 101

NARANI [Nero]. 136

Naville, Egyptologist. 104

NEBKA, 3. dyn. 109

NEBKARÂ, 3. dyn. 109

NEBNEMRÂ, 11. dyn. 109

Neco, 26. dyn. 131

Nectanebo I., 30. dyn. 9 111 135

Nectanebo II., 30. dyn. 111

NEFERARIKARÂ, 5. dyn. 109

NEFERARKARÂ, 7.-10. dyn. 109

NEFERHOTEP, 14. dyn. 109

NEFERKA, 7.-10. dyn. 109

NEFERKAHER, 7.-10. dyn. 109

NEFERKARÂ, 2. dyn. 109

NEFERKARÂ, 3. dyn. 109

NEFERKARÂ, 7.-10. dyn. 109

NEFERKARÂÂNNU, 7.-10. dyn. 109

NEFERKARÂKHENDU, 7.-10. dyn. 109

NEFERKARÂNEBÎ, 7.-10. dyn. 109

NEFERKARÂPEPÎSENEB, 7.-10. dyn. 109

NEFERKARÂTEREREL, 7.-10. dyn. 109

NEFERKASEKER, 2. dyn. 109

NEFERKAURÂ, 7.-10. dyn. 109

NEFERKHÂRÂ, 5. dyn. 109

NEFERSEH...., 7.-10. dyn. 109

Neith, goddess. 92 120 136

NEKAU, 26. dyn. 110

_Nekhao II._, 26. dyn. 110

NEKHEB or NEKHEB·T, goddess. 87 119 136

NEKHEB·T [Eileithyiapolis]. 87 119 136

_Nekherophes_, 3. dyn. 109

_Nekhthanebos_, 30. dyn. 111

_Nekhtharebes_, 30. dyn. 111

NEKHTHERHEB, 30. dyn. 111 136

NEKHTNEBEF, 30. dyn. 111

_Nepherkheres_, 2. dyn. 109

_Nepherkheres_, 5. dyn. 109

_Nephorites I._, 29. dyn. 110

Nephthys, goddess. 136

Nero, Roman emperor. 11 102 111 136 {198}

Nerva, Roman emperor. 111

NET [Neith], goddess. 136

NETAQERTI, queen 6. dyn. 109

New York. 8 36 40 41 42 43 44 82 91 102

New York Obelisk. 8 20 23 25 39 46 49 72 73 79 81 91 112 136 151 177

NIAFÂURUD, 29. dyn. 110

Nile. 2 4 16 27 84 86 88 90 91 92 93 102 103 105 106 108 115 117 118 119

127 130 137 140 143 145 148 152 158

Nineveh, capital of Assyria. 36 96 137

_Nitokris_, queen 6. dyn. 109

Nô [Thebes]. 149

Nôf [Memphis]. 132

Northumberland, in England. 95 147

Nubia. 86 93 114 120 137 140

NUBηT [Ombos]. 86 129 137

NU·T [Thebes]. 149

NU·T-AMEN [Thebes]. 87 149

NU·T-·T [Thebes]. 149

Octavianus [emperor Augustus]. 102

Octavius [emperor Augustus]. 112

_Okhos_, 31. dyn. 111

Omar, caliph. 94

Omboo [Ombos]. 129

Ombos. 29 86 129 137 146

On [Heliopolis]. 123

_Onnos_, 5. dyn. 109

Orontes, river in Syria. 36 137 147

Osarkon I., 22. dyn. 38 71 72 75 76 77 78 96 110 128 138 175 185

Osarkon II., 22. dyn. 110

Osarkon III., 23. dyn. 110

Osiris, god. 61 87 88 92 94 97 98 100 105 125 126 138 146 150 156

_Osokhor_, 21. dyn. 110

_Osorkhon I._ and _II._, 22. dyn. 110

_Osorkhon III._, 23. dyn. 110

_Osymandyas_ [Ramses II.]. 132

Otho, Roman emperor. 111

_Othoes_, 6. dyn. 109

Padan-aram [Mesopotamia]. 133

PAINEZEM I., II., and III., 21. dyn. 110

Palestine. 35 115 131 138 144 147

PAMAÎ, 22. dyn. 110

Pamphili [Pope Innocent X.]. 139

Pamphilian Obelisk. 9 139 141

Pan, god. 139

Panopolis. 89 93 139

Pantheon, in Rome. 131

Pantheon Obelisk. 131 139

_Parakhistæ_, embalmers. 134

Paris, in France. 8 10 23 41 130

PASEBKHÂNU I. and II., 21. dyn. 110

_Pasht_ [Bast], goddess. 92 103 139 146

PA TA MERA·T [Delta]. 90 115

PA TA RES [Upper Egypt]. 84

PEDUSABAST, 23. dyn. 110

Pelusium. 92 102 123 139

PENTAÛR, scribe. 37 139

PEPÎ I. and II., 6. dyn. 109

PERABSEN, 2. dyn. 109

PER-BA-NEB-DED·T [Mendes]. 92 139

PER-BAS·T [Bubastis]. 92 105 139

PER-KHEM·T [Panopolis]. 89 139

Persia. Persians. 94 98 106 110 111 127 135

PER-USAR·T [Busiris]. 92 105 139

PESERK·T [Pselcis], in Nubia. 114

_Petsybastis_, 23. dyn. 110

Pharos of Alexandria. 94

Philæ. 4 7 9 10 22 84 86 93 108 112 114 140

Philæ Obelisk. 9 112 140

Philip II., king of Macedon. 94

Philippus Aridæus, 32. dyn. 111

_Phiops I._ and _II._, 6. dyn. 109

PHÎULÎUPÛS, 32. dyn. 111

_Phusemes_, 21. dyn. 110

PIÂNKHÎ I., 24. dyn. 21 110 140

PIÂNKHÎ II., 24. dyn. 110

Piazza della Minerva Obelisk. 10 140

Piazza del Popolo Obelisk. 141 145

Piazza di San Pietro, in Rome. 153

Piazza Navona Obelisk. 22 139 141

Pî-Bêseth [Bubastis]. 105

PIREQ [Philæ]. 86

Pius VI., Pope. 107 134 145

Pius VII., Pope. 103

Place de Concorde, in Paris. 130

Pliny, Roman author. 36 133 141

Pompeius, Roman prefect. 141

Pompey's Pillar, in Alexandria. 91 94 141

Pontius, architect. 39 73 74 82 141 {199}

Poole, R. S., archæologist. 108

Porta del Popolo, in Rome. 11 120 141

Præneste, in Italy. 104 135

Prioli Obelisk. 9 141

Probus, emperor. 111

Psametik I., 26. dyn. 110 115 141

Psametik II., 26. dyn. 7 9 10 22 107 110 140 141 153

Psametik III., 26. dyn. 106 110

_Psametikhos I._, _II._, and _III._, 26. dyn. 110

_Psamuthis_, 29. dyn. 110

Pselcis, in Nubia. 114

PSEMTHEK, 26. dyn. 141

PSIMUT, 29. dyn. 110

_Psinakhes_, 21. dyn. 110

PTAH, god. 39 65 69 76 78 90 98 100 102 105 106 132 136 142 146 147 156

178

PTAH-SEKER-USAR, god. 142

Ptah-Sokar-Osiris, god. 29 142 145

PTAH-TATHUNEN, god. 65 142 149 178

Ptolemies, the 33. dyn. 9 21 22 81 94 111 114 124 142

Ptolemy I. Sotêr I., 33. dyn. 111 142

Ptolemy II. Philadelphus, 33. dyn. 111

Ptolemy III. Euergetes I., 33. dyn. 111

Ptolemy IV. Philopator I., 33. dyn. 111

Ptolemy V. Epiphanes, 33. dyn. 111 145

Ptolemy VI. Eupator, 33. dyn. 111

Ptolemy VII. Philometor, 33. dyn. 111

Ptolemy VIII. Philopator II., 33. dyn. 111

Ptolemy IX. Euergetes II., 33. dyn. 7 10 111 112 114 140 142

Ptolemy X. Sotêr II., 33. dyn. 111

Ptolemy XI. Alexander I., 33. dyn. 111

Ptolemy XII. Alexander II., 33. dyn. 111

Ptolemy XIII. Neos Dionysius, 33. dyn. 111

Ptolemy XIV., 33. dyn. 112

Ptolemy XV., 33. dyn. 112

Ptolemy XVI. Cæsarion, 33. dyn. 111 112

PTÛLMÎS [Ptolemy], 33. dyn. 142

Publius Rubrius Barbarus, Roman prefect. 39 73 74 82 103

PUN·T [Arabia]. 100 142

Pusiri [Busiris]. 105

Pyramids. 12 27 91 120 143

QEBEH, 1. dyn. 109

QEBEHSENEF, one of the genii. 97

QEBTI·T [Coptos]. 88 114 143

QEDESH [Kadesh], in Syria. 127

QEM·T [Egypt]. 61 66 70 84 118 143 188

QERTI, cataracts of Elephantine. 119

QERTUS DABARSA [Claudius Tiberius]. 111

QÎSERS [Cæsar]. 102

QLÛPEDRA·T [Cleopatra II.]. 112

QLÛPETER [Cleopatra VI.]. 39 112

Quirinal, in Rome. 134

Qurnah [Thebes]. 88 143

RÂ, god. 21 22 27 30 31 36 37 38 39 46 47 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 56 57 58

59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 75 76 77 78 87 91 94 95 96

97 98 99 101 102 106 107 111 117 122 123 127 128 130 131 132 133 135

136 138 140 141 142 143 146 147 150 151 152 157 160 164 175 177 179

182 183 185 186

RÂ-HOR, god. 160

RÂ-HOR-KHUTI, god. 28 29 30 46 47 49 55 58 59 60 75 76 77 78 144 183 184

185

Rameseum, temple. 132

_Ramesses I._, 19. dyn. 110

_Ramesses III._, _IV._, _V._, _VI._, _VII._, _VIII._, _IX._, _X._, _XI._,

_XII._, _XIII._, and _XIV._, 20. dyn. 110

_Ramesses Miammun_ [Ramses II.], 19. dyn. 110

Ramses I., 19. dyn. 110

Ramses II., 19. dyn. viii 4 7 8 9 10 11 16 36 37 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69

70 71 75 76 77 78 88 91 93 96 104 110 112 113 117 121 127 128 130 131

132 134 139 140 143 144 145 146 147 148 152 153 175 177

Ramses III., 20. dyn. 110 112 117 131 144

Ramses IV., V., VI., VII., VIII., IX., X., XI., XII., and XIII., 20. dyn.

110

RÂNUSER, 5. dyn. 109

RÂQEDηT [Alexandria]. 91 144

_Rathures_, 5. dyn. 109 {200}

Redesieh. 86 144

Red Sea. 86 88 122 129 144 148

Rehoboam, king of Judah. 132

RETHENNU, Syrian tribe. 145

_Rhakotis_ [Alexandria]. 91 94 144

Rhoda, island in the Nile. 137

Romans. viii 4 5 7 10 11 20 22 24 25 48 51 61 81 82 93 94 95 102 103 105

106 108 111 113 116 117 118 119 120 121 123 131 132 136 139 140 141

143 145 153

Rome. 5 7 8 9 11 20 22 23 25 93 103 104 107 111 120 121 129 131 134 139

140 141 144 145 148 153 154

Rosetta. 91 145

Rosetta Stone. 105 116 121 145

Rotennu, Syrian tribe. 36 101 145

RU-ÂU·T [Troy in Egypt]. 151

RU-HUN·T [El-Lahoon]. 119

RUPU RUHUN [Labyrinth]. 129

RUSETI [Hades]. 97

Sabina, queen. 121

SÂBÎNA·T [Sabina]. 121

Saccarah [Memphis]. 91 132 145

Sa-el-Hajar [Saïs]. 92 145

Sahidic dialect [Coptic]. 113

SAHURÂ, 5. dyn. 93 109

Saï [Saïs]. 145

St. Anthony's Cross. 99

St. Ephraim Syrus, Syrian patriarch. 19 148

Saïs. 4 10 92 110 140 145 146

SAÎU·T [Sioot]. 89 145 147

Sallustian Obelisk. 9 145

SAMENTHU, 21. dyn. 110

Sân [Tanis]. 145 146 149

Sân Obelisks. 11 146

San Giovanni in Laterano, church in Rome. 129

Santa Maria Maggiore, church in Rome. 148

Santa Maria Maggiore Obelisk. 9 134 148

Santa Trinita dei Monte, church in Rome. 145

SÂQANEKHTKHEPERURÂ, 18. dyn. 110

SARÂANÂ, 11. dyn. 109

Sardinians, tribe. 121

Sarbut-el-Khedem, in the Sinaitic Peninsula. 9 146

SA·T [Saïs]. 92 145 146

SEBEK, god. 90 98 103 120 129 146 162

SEBEKHOTEP I., II., III., IV., V., VI., VII., and VIII., 14. dyn. 109

SEBEKKARÂ, 4. dyn. 109

SEBEKNEFERURÂ, 12. dyn. 109

_Sebeknophris_, 12. dyn. 109

SEBEK-RÂ, god. 29 86 146

Sebennytus. 111

_Seberkheres_, 4. dyn. 109

_Sebikhos_, 25. dyn. 110

_Sebitikhos_, 25. dyn. 110

SEKHET, goddess. 98 103 139 146 158

SEKTI or SEKTET Boat, of Tum. 22 131 146

SELQ, goddess. 98 114

_Semempses_, 1. dyn. 109

SEMENPTAH, 1. dyn. 109

SENDA, 2. dyn. 109

SENEFERKA, 7.-10. dyn. 109

SENEFERKARÂ, 11. dyn. 109

SENI·T [ESNEH]. 87 120 146

_Sephres_, 5. dyn. 109

SEQENENRÂ I., II., and III., 17. dyn. 110

Serapeum, temple. 100

Serapis, god. 94

_Sesokhris_, 2. dyn. 109

_Sesonkhis I._, _II._, _III._, and _IV._, 22. dyn. 110

_Sesortasis I._, _II._, and _III._, 12. dyn. 109

_Sesostris_ [Seti I.]. 147

SET, god. 87 125 126 138 146 147 157 160

_Sethenes_, 2. dyn. 109

_Sethnekhthes_, 19. dyn. 110

_Sethos I._ and _II._, 19. dyn. 110

SETÎ I., 19. dyn. 6 9 86 87 88 110 117 121 127 128 131 133 137 143 144

145 147 148

SETÎ II., 19. dyn. 110

SETNEKHT, 19. dyn. 110

Sevênêh [Syêne]. 149

Severus, Roman emperor. 111

Sextus, Roman name. 94

SEZES, 3. dyn. 109 {201}

SHABAKA, 25. dyn. 110

SHABATAKA, 25. dyn. 110

SHAKALUSHA [Sicilians], tribe. 121

Shamy and Damy, colossi of Thebes. 153

Sharutana (Sharudana) [Sardinians], tribe. 121

Shekh-abd-el-Qurnah [Thebes]. 132

Shepherd Kings [Hyksos]. 92 146 147

SHEPSESKAF, 4. dyn. 109

SHEPSESKARÂ, 5. dyn. 109

SHESHENQ I., II., III., and IV., 22. dyn. 110

Sheshonq I., 22. dyn. 132

Shishak, 22. dyn. 110

SHU, god. 156

Sicily. Sicilians. 10 108 121

Silsilis. 86 128 147

Sinai, Mount. 146

Sinaitic Peninsula. 1 4 9 11 135 146 147

Sion House Obelisk. 10 95 147

Sioot. 89 145 147

_Sisires_, 5. dyn. 109

Sixtus V., Pope. 121 129 148 153

_Smendes_, 21. dyn. 110

SNEFRU, 4. dyn. 109 133

Somali Coast, in Africa. 122

_Sophris_, 4. dyn. 109

_Soris_, 4. dyn. 109

Soughton Hall Obelisk. 11 147

Sphinx, the Great. 121 122 148

Staten Island, N. Y. 44

Strabo, Greek geographer. 120 129

Strassburg, in Germany. 118

Stuart, Villiers, traveler. 2 148

Sûan [Syene]. 149

Sublime Porte. 53 148

Suez. 135 146

Suez Canal. 40 126 133 148

SUN·T [Syene]. 24 86 101 148 149

_Suphis_, 4. dyn. 109

SUTEKH, god. 126 146

Syene. 5 13 16 23 24 36 82 86 101 108 139 141 148 149

Syria. Syrians. 36 114 117 126 127 131 133 137 144 145 147 148 149

Tacitus, Roman name. 94

TA-EN-TA-RER·T [Denderah]. 88 116 149

TAHARQA, 25. dyn. 110

TAHER, 30. dyn. 111

Takelot I. and II., 22. dyn. 110

_Takelothis I._ and _II._, 22. dyn. 110

TA MEHηT [Lower Egypt]. 90

Tanis. 4 11 45 92 110 145 146 149 154

_Tankheres_, 5. dyn. 109

_Tarakheutæ_, embalmers. 134

TA-RER·T [Denderah]. 117

Tarîm, mountain. 80

TA-RU-ÂU·T [Troy in Egypt]. 151

TA-SHETI [Fayoom]. 90

TATHUNEN, name of Ptah. 149

TAÛR·T, goddess. 98

_Tearkhos_, 25. dyn. 110

Tel-Basta [Bubastis]. 92 105 149

Tel-el-Amarna. 29 89 96 149

Tell-Mahrê, in Syria. 117

Tentyra [Denderah]. 117

_Teos_, 30. dyn. 111

TERÎNUS [Trajan]. 122

TETA, 1. dyn. 109

TETA, 3. dyn. 109

TETA, 6. dyn. 109

Thebes. 2 3 4 9 10 11 16 23 29 48 49 50 53 55 56 57 59 60 75 76 77 78 87

88 89 95 96 97 99 100 109 110 112 117 118 119 127 129 130 131 132 133

143 149 153 176

THEMESQU [Damascus]. 115

THENI·T [THINIS]. 89 120 150

Theodosius the Great, emperor. 102 111

THIÎ, queen 18. dyn. 101

Thinis. 89 108 109 119 150

This [Thinis]. 150

Thoth, god. 49 56 57 75 97 98 115 150 151 158 159 161 190

Thothmes I., 18. dyn. 5 9 10 110 127 150 151

Thothmes II., 18. dyn. 6 110 131 150

Thothmes III., 18. dyn. viii 6 7 9 10 19 31 35 36 37 38 46 47 48 49 50 52

53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 75 76 77 78 82 96 101 110 115 117 122

127 129 131 132 133 137 138 150 153 179 190

Thothmes IV., 18. dyn. 6 9 19 96 110 129 151 {202}

Tiberius, Roman emperor. 102 111

Tigris, river in Asia. 36 133

Titus, Roman emperor. 111. Name. 104

_Tosertasis_, 3. dyn. 109

_Tosorthros_, 3. dyn. 109

Trajan, Roman emperor. 102 111

Troja, in Asia Minor. 151

Troja, in Egypt. 91 151

Troy, in Asia Minor. 126 151

Troy, in Egypt. 91 151

TUM, god. 22 27 28 29 46 51 53 56 57 58 67 75 76 77 90 98 102 123 131 133

146 147 151 189

TUMTÎNES [Domitian]. 117

TURA [Troy in Egypt]. 91 151

Turin, in Italy. 104

Turkey. Turkish. 53 113 148

TURSHA [Etruscans], tribe. 121

TUTÂNKHAMEN, 18. dyn. 110

_Tuthmosis I._, _II._, _III._, and _IV._, 18. dyn. 110

ÛAHABRÂ, 26. dyn. 110

_Uaphris_, 26. dyn. 110

ÛAZNES, 2. dyn. 109

ÛAZ-ÛR [Mediterranean Sea]. 131

UNAS, 5. dyn. 109

Unger, historian. 108

United States. 10 41 44 82 83

Upper Egypt. 2 3 30 31 48 52 53 54 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68

69 70 72 75 76 77 78 84 89 93 94 95 96 97 99 103 104 106 107 111 113

114 116 117 118 119 120 122 127 128 129 132 133 135 136 137 138 139

140 141 142 144 147 148 149 150 151 152 161 162 168 181 185 187

Urban VIII., Pope. 103

_Usaphais_, 1. dyn. 109

USAR [Osiris], god. 138

ÛRSARKEN [Osarkon I.]. 38 72 96 138 175

USERENRÂ or RÂNUSER, 5. dyn. 93 109

USERENRÂ, 11. dyn. 109

USERKAF, 5. dyn. 109

_Userkheres_, 5. dyn. 109

USERTESEN I., 12. dyn. 5 9 11 36 91 103 109 123 152

USERTESEN II., 12. dyn. 109 119

USERTESEN III., 12. dyn. 109

US or US·T [Thebes]. 48 49 50 53 55 56 59 87 96 149 153 176

Vanderbilt, W. H. 40 41 44 45 83

Vatican, in Rome. 153

Vatican Obelisk. 9 153

Velletri, in Italy. 104 135

Venus, goddess. 117 123

Veranian Obelisk. 103

Verus, Roman emperor. 111

Vespasian, Roman emperor. 111

Villa Albani, near Rome. 93

Villa Celimontana, in Rome. 153

Villa Mattei, in Rome. 153

Villa Mattei Obelisk. 10 153

Vocal Memnon. 96 112 153

Wâdi Nasb, in the Sinaitic Peninsula. 135

Wanstead, near London, England. 154

Wanstead Obelisk. 11 154

Washington, D. C. 18

Wilkinson, Egyptologist. 14 108 154

Wilson, Erasmus, professor. 95

Xerxes I., 27. dyn. 110

Xois, city in the Delta. 109

Ya`mer-ben-Shaddâd, Arabic name. 80 154

ZAHI, Asiatic tribe. 101

ZÂN·T [Tanis]. 92 149 154

ZAZAÎ, 3. dyn. 109

ZESER, 3. dyn. 109

ZESERTETA, 3. dyn. 109

Zoëga, archæologist. 11 100 154

NOTES.

[1] For a full account of the removal of the obelisk and everything

connected with it, the reader is referred to the admirable book of the

late Commander Gorringe, entitled: _Egyptian Obelisks_. New York,

1882.

[2] This is the so-called "shield-name", the heraldic motto or device of

the Pharaoh, occurring in many variations on the obelisk.

[3] The two diadems referred to are 1) the crown surmounted by an Uræus

snake or cobra, symbolizing the king's power over life and death, and

2) the crown with the vulture--usually worn by goddesses and

queens--to proclaim him the "nourisher" or "protector" of his people.

[4] This is the longest of any Egyptian cartouche, and is written in two

vertical columns. It stands for the second cartouche given on page 36.

[5] The last hieroglyphs of the two columns of the cartouche form the

regal name: THOTH-MES.

[6] The custom of erecting obelisks in pairs in front of the gates of

temples has already been alluded to on page 20 (cf. the picture).

[7] The gold-metal mentioned here may have been only an alloy of copper

and gold. Some think that it was the _electrum_ of the ancients, which

was an alloy of silver and gold.

[8] This passage is supplied from the London Obelisk.

[9] This was a festival celebrated every thirty years, also called the

festival of the trentenary cycle. The real meaning of these highly

important festivals is not yet fully understood.

[10] This passage is totally destroyed and indecipherable.

[11] [glyphs] is an abbreviated form for [glyphs] QA "_to lift up, raise_";

therefore literally: "who has raised the crown".

[12] The white crown was that of Upper Egypt, which was then the most

important part of the empire and the seat of government (cf. page 31).

[13] This term may also be translated according to Dümichen "Horus of the

golden necklace". This necklace [glyphs] was the usual mark of

distinction for valor in battle, and it was the king's prerogative to

bestow it on his chiefs. Horus, the avenger of his father Osiris, is

the Mars of Roman mythology. The whole expression, therefore, means

"the valiant hero".

[14] USER-MÂ-RÂ-SOTEP-EN-RÂ is the royal or divine name of the "Pharaoh of

the Oppression", which signifies: _the Sun, mighty in Truth, chosen of

the Sun_.

[15] AMEN-MER-RÂ-MESES-SU is the family name of the same Pharaoh, or his

name as prince before he ascended the throne, and signifies: _the

beloved of Amen, the Sun, who begets himself_.

[16] ATEN is another name of the sun-god Râ. This deity was represented as

the sun giving forth rays, each of which terminated in a hand holding

the sign [glyphs] (ÂNKH) "_life_"). The picture on page 30 will make

this plain.

[17] KHEPERA, literally "_the Creator_", is another name of the sun-god and

represents the invisible sun of night. The beetle ([glyphs]) or scarab

was sacred to this deity, whose picture is given on page 28.

[18] _i. e._ like the ever-rising sun (cf. page 28).

[19] MÂ is the Egyptian goddess of Truth.

[20] PTAH-TATHUNEN is a name of Ptah as the chief deity of Memphis in Lower

Egypt. Cf. the Glossary.

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